fluxcd/helm-operator v1.2.0

Helm operator 1.2.0

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Note on the future of the Helm Operator and Flux:
We are working on a next generation Flux assembled from components as part of a bigger GitOps Toolkit project. One of the components is the helm-controller which eventually will replace the Helm Operator. The roadmap for this can be found here.

We are eager to hear feedback, suggestions, and/or feature requests for the helm-controller and other Toolkit components.

This is the second minor release, it adds support for Helm tests and v2 to v3 release conversions, and includes a variety of bug fixes.

Bug fixes

• metrics: use release name and namespace in release_condition_info labels fluxcd/helm-operator#431
• operator: obtain lock before obtaining release data fluxcd/helm-operator{#437, #445}
• misc: use sigs.k8s.io/yaml everywhere fluxcd/helm-operator#455
• release: increase timeout for annotator to support large umbrella charts fluxcd/helm-operator#478
• metrics: remove release_condition_info data on delete fluxcd/helm-operator{#485, #492, #495}
• release: prevent spurious upgrades for semver ranges fluxcd/helm-operator#490
• helm/v3: slightly increase GC offset anonymous files fluxcd/helm-operator#491

Enhancement

• helm: add helm test integration fluxcd/helm-operator{#415, #472}
• helm/v3: add v2->v3 release converter fluxcd/helm-operator{#462, #471, #486}
• helm/v3: add flag for disabling OpenAPI Validation fluxcd/helm-operator#480

Maintenance and documentation

• docs: fix HelmReleaseError alert rule expression in monitoring reference fluxcd/helm-operator#429
• docs: fix comment regarding repositories.yaml setup fluxcd/helm-operator#433
• docs: replace v1.13 API reference URLs with v1.18 fluxcd/helm-operator#442
• e2e: increase liveness and readiness probe failureThreshold during tests fluxcd/helm-operator#500

Thanks

Thanks to @stefanprodan, @sa-spag, @MMartyn, @seaneagan, @hezhizhen, @saada, @chrisjholly, @avielb, @luxas, @waseem-h, and others for their contributions to this release, feedback, and reporting issues.