Updating installation when installed using helm
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Hi. I am running my own installation of che on AWS having followed the instructions at https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/che-7/deploying-che-on-kubernetes-on-aws/.
Now that there is a newer version of che available, I’d like to update. To do this, I tried running chectl server:update -a helm
given the aws installation uses helm. Sadly this responds with “Error: 🛑 The specified installer helm does not support updating yet.”.
Given this, could you give me direction as to what the process for updating is until such time as chectl
supports updating helm based installations? (It’s probably obvious to those that have more experience with Kubernetes / Helm - but this is my first expose to them, so any pointers gratefully received!)
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Then I don’t have an idea why
Your registry is invalid
may happen. let’s close this issue since seems the described issue is solved and feel free to open a new one with detailed description, maybe exported HAR from ChromeTo the best of my knowledge, that seems to have worked. Certainly I see a version
7.3.0
in the bottom left of the che interface. Is there anything else you would like me to look at to confirm it is all correct?