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Moving OCI integration from experimental to full feature #10393
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Here's my laundry list... I started by searching the issue queue. Here's the search terms I used to look for open tickets: https://github.com/helm/helm/issues?q=is%3Aissue+is%3Aopen+oci This was just a casual search... It might be worth triaging the entire queue just to make sure no stone is left unturned. Anyways, I saw a few tickets that might be worth evaluating (some have been discussed at length during previous developer calls):
#9694 in particular seems like a critical code path that should be addressed. No version range support for both I know we've discussed #10166 might also be worth taking a closer look as it pertains to how chart versions are stored in the registry. I'd also recommend a bake-off between what you can do with chart repositories vs OCI registries before we can mark it as graduated. If only to inform users of the benefits and tradeoffs they make when choosing one or the other. https://github.com/helm/helm/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md#semantic-versioning states that "Chart repository functionality MUST be backward compatible". But it doesn't state anything about OCI registry functionality. Finally... The Helm documentation on chart registries would also be worth taking a closer look to make sure everything is up to date. Things like "why someone would choose OCI registries over chart repositories" would be worth documenting. |
Doc suggestion: "migrating charts from a chart repository to OCI". Either as a plugin similar to https://github.com/helm/helm-2to3 or just a guide on what commands to run. |
I'd also recommend looking at the oras issue queue, searching for any open tickets that may be worth fixing upstream. This one seems related to #9694: oras-project/oras-go#19 |
Implement helm push/pull support insecure OCI registry in #10408, fix How can I push chart to an insecure OCI registry with helm v3 #6324 |
Updates: Folks are working hard on these issues leading up to and potentially during the holidays. In order for this to be moved from experimental to full feature in the next minor release (3.8.0) all blockers would have to be complete by the scheduled RC date (Jan 10, 2022). If not, we can re-target to the next minor release (3.9.0). Let's see what we can accomplish! I have removed "Forthcoming issue: @jdolitsky re DOCKER_CONFIG" from our checklist in the issue description, and added a comment here with the current plan: #10156 (comment) @jdolitsky you can cross this off your list to explain in an issue ✨ @pytimer I have added #6324 and your PR #10408 to a new category above called "Not yet identified as a blocker", since I'm not yet clear whether this should be a blocker for moving OCI from experimental to full feature, or a nice to have by then and alternatively could be a follow-up. Will see if we can get this reviewed. |
@scottrigby Thanks, i know. :-) If something should i do, please tell me. |
I assume target of 3.8.0 was not reached with this.. So 🤞 for 3.9.0 :) |
@KlavsKlavsen today's RC was pushed back two days to accommodate completing this. This still gives a full week between RC and 3.8.0 to fix regressions. It is still possible we won't make the deadline, but a number of us are putting in a lot of work to make this happen, and it's looking very good right now. |
Update: we are nearly there!
How you can help: test the RC!Assuming we will get this into the Helm RC, we will want everyone interested in this feature to test it. There will be a week to fix regressions found before 3.8.0. Will confirm in this issue if/when that is indeed the case. We are looking good! 🤞 will keep issue updated |
Awesome! Just say the word, I'll be happy to throw some hours into testing out a project we have that currently uses the experimental flag to push some Helm Charts to both Github Packages and Azure Container Registry |
link to Helm RC - and we'll update our docker images and CI pipelines to use this for OCI and see how it works |
This is complete! Closing this meta tracking issue, and will add a comment once RC is out. Thank you all for your efforts, and thanks in advance for testing the oci feature in the RC ✨ |
📣 v3.8.0-rc.1 is out! Please test and promote widely for the most oci-related user regression testing possible before the 3.8.0 milestone on 1/19 . |
Most of the work outlined in hip-0006 has been finished.
The upstream ORAS Go project that Helm imports now has a stable
1.0.0
release, with a backward compatibility guarantee. This was the last major step in unblocking releasing Helm OCI integration as a full feature.Remaining steps
helm registry login
cannot use existing config file for authentication #10156registry.json
toregistry/config.json
#10536helm install
#9694internal/experimental/registry
out ofinternal
package #9188Not identified as blockers
However, if someone has time to test these oci-related PRs, they may still get into 3.8.0.
Follow-up
This issue is only concerned with comprehensively listing any blockers for moving OCI support to a full feature. New features can be added after it is moved from experimental. After that point, only backward-compatible changes will be accepted until Helm 4.
Update (by mattfarina) 12/3: Connecting with technosophos and jdolitsky we reviewed the open issues from bacongobbler and added two additional tasks to the remaining steps.
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