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Added option for custom environment variables for PostgreSQL. #7589
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@bokysan please bump the chart version |
Version bumped. |
stable/postgresql/values.yaml
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## postgres image version | |||
## ref: https://hub.docker.com/r/library/postgres/tags/ | |||
## | |||
imageTag: "9.6.2" | |||
imageTag: "10.5" |
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You are changing the postgres version here, which seems out of the scope of this PR.
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I agree. But then again so should changing the verison of the helm chart.
Happy to revert, but frankly:
- I'm not sure anymore what should be the scope and what not
- I have tested the chart with this new version and does work OK.
I'd kindly ask that this PR finally gets merged, since it works and it's an improvement given current situation either way.
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It would be healthier to separate concerns and do two differents PRs. A lot of people are cherry-picking commits and may see their postgres version change without realizing (no hint from commit message).
Although I am happy with both changes. :)
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What if we just change the commit message then?
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I'm personally against this, but let's see other people's point of view. It is easy to do two different PRs for different concerns.
Hello gentlemen, There were some comments from @cpanato, which were resolved. We had a discussion about raising a postgres version with @desaintmartin, which I would leave as is (and maybe fix the commit message). What do we do about this pull request now? Any possibility of merging it? |
/lgtm |
/lgtm cancel |
@bokysan talking with @desaintmartin the bump the Postgres version will be good in another PR. it is just my opinion as re-thinking this bump. Since this is a bump to a major version of Postgres maybe will be good to have in another pr |
I have rolled back the PostgreSQL version upgrade change. I'll open a separate PR once this one gets merged. |
@bokysan rebase and lets try to get this merged! |
I'm sorry, I don't follow -- this has been rebased into one commit from the start and with every change we did. Everything is in commit 19b6e55751a2c12fce08f9a3be9820211ab0f19d. Do you need me to do anything else? |
@bokysan you need to rebase and then bump the chart version |
I've rebased everything onto
Version has already been bumped to 1.0.0 since Sep 6, 2018 at your request on that day. |
Hm, I think you merged some branch into some another. |
Hi, @desaintmartin, @cpanato. I've reverted the rebase onto master. As we apparently don't understand each other, could you kindly spell it out for me (or direct me to a web page) what exactly you need me to do to get this merged? Thank you, |
You should do a "rebase", i.e |
yeah, you should do a rebase, usually I add the |
Ok, done. I don't know how I was able to pull all the changes in the last time. |
/ok-to-test |
This commit enables the user to specify additional environment variables in the postgres chart. This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features. Furthermore versions have been updated: - Chart version has been set to 1.0.0, as this is a stable chart Signed-off-by: Bojan Čekrlić <[email protected]>
/lgtm |
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) This commit enables the user to specify additional environment variables in the postgres chart. This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features. Furthermore versions have been updated: - Chart version has been set to 1.0.0, as this is a stable chart Signed-off-by: Bojan Čekrlić <[email protected]>
) This commit enables the user to specify additional environment variables in the postgres chart. This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features. Furthermore versions have been updated: - Chart version has been set to 1.0.0, as this is a stable chart Signed-off-by: Bojan Čekrlić <[email protected]>
) This commit enables the user to specify additional environment variables in the postgres chart. This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features. Furthermore versions have been updated: - Chart version has been set to 1.0.0, as this is a stable chart Signed-off-by: Bojan Čekrlić <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Jakob Niggel <[email protected]>
) This commit enables the user to specify additional environment variables in the postgres chart. This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features. Furthermore versions have been updated: - Chart version has been set to 1.0.0, as this is a stable chart Signed-off-by: Bojan Čekrlić <[email protected]>
This commit enables the user to specify additional environment
variables in the stable/postgres chart.
What this PR does / why we need it:
This is especially important for custom Postgres images which might have different environment variables for different options or for enabling additional features.
Special notes for your reviewer:
Nothing special here, really, the same pattern for adding variables is also used in other charts.