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I use application api to overwrite my helm values.yaml,and use sealer apply command to deploy the cluster, but it does't work. I'm not sure if i use the application api incorrectly or it's a bug. Besides, I want to make sure the "overwrite" option means overwrite all content of specified file or overwrite the value of the key.
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What you expected to happen?
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How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
Tks, I have already read this document many times. I have also verified that the format of the Clusterfile matches the documentation. However, I am still unable to overwrite the target file after deployment. Can you please help me check if the issue lies with my Clusterfile or Kubefile, or if it is a bug in the system? @starnop
After testing, it only takes effect when the image is app-installer. Well, there should be a bug here that needs to be fixed
starnop
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Application config overwrite doesn't work
Application config overwrite doesn't work with kube-installer image type
Sep 11, 2023
What happen?
I use application api to overwrite my helm values.yaml,and use sealer apply command to deploy the cluster, but it does't work. I'm not sure if i use the application api incorrectly or it's a bug. Besides, I want to make sure the "overwrite" option means overwrite all content of specified file or overwrite the value of the key.
Relevant log output?
No response
What you expected to happen?
No response
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
Anything else we need to know?
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What is the version of Sealer you using?
0.9.3
What is your OS environment?
centos7.9
What is the Kernel version?
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