[Helm/Release] Does not accept an Output in the chart values
See original GitHub issueThe current implementation of k8s.helm.v3.Release
is not accepting pulumi.Output
in the chart values, which was supported in k8s.helm.v3.Chart
from what I can tell, or at least the Chart did not error in the preview stage with the same values which the Release
does.
In my case, I’m trying to deploy the ingress-nginx
helm chart with a controller.service.loadBalancerIP
value fed in from a previously created gcp.compute.GlobalAddress
resource. Currently this fails in the chart rendering phase and I have to work around it.
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Here’s a simpler repro case:
Running
pulumi up
on an empty stack returns the following error:I’m also hitting this issue:
Fails with error coming from aws-load-balancer-controller/deployment:
Where
clusterName
is valid and being passed, albeit via an output tuple.