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Use dry-run=server to enable lookups #458
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Helm PR helm/helm#9426 enables support for executing lookups during dry run. This PR is to make use of this new support in helm-diff. Backwards compatibility for older versions of helm is maintained by checking the helm version before setting the flag Addresses issue: databus23#449 Signed-off-by: MichaelMorris <[email protected]>
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Finally we have dry-run=server
! LGTM. Thanks for your contribution and update @MichaelMorrisEst
@mumoshu is it possible to get a new release with this PR ? (Helm 1.13 is now live 🎉 ) |
This intends to fix a potential security issue introduced via #458 before cutting the next helm-diff release. Since #458 (unreleased), we had forced helm-diff to use `helm template --dry-run=server` for Helm 3.13 or greater. I think this can create an unintended security hole, where any users, who can run helm-diff via CI or any automation with an arbitrary chart and values, is able to view cluster resources via helm template's `lookup` functions. Previously this was impossible because `helm template` run by `helm diff` had no access to the `lookup` function. To fix this, we need to make `--dry-run=server` optional. And we do so by introducing a new flag `--dry-run=[|client|server]` to helm-diff. See the updated README and the updated helm-diff help message for more details.
This intends to fix a potential security issue introduced via #458 before cutting the next helm-diff release. Since #458 (unreleased), we had forced helm-diff to use `helm template --dry-run=server` for Helm 3.13 or greater. I think this can create an unintended security hole, where any users, who can run helm-diff via CI or any automation with an arbitrary chart and values, is able to view cluster resources via helm template's `lookup` functions. Previously this was impossible because `helm template` run by `helm diff` had no access to the `lookup` function. To fix this, we need to make `--dry-run=server` optional. And we do so by introducing a new flag `--dry-run=[|client|server]` to helm-diff. See the updated README and the updated helm-diff help message for more details.
This intends to fix a potential security issue introduced via #458 before cutting the next helm-diff release. Since #458 (unreleased), we had forced helm-diff to use `helm template --dry-run=server` for Helm 3.13 or greater. I think this can create an unintended security hole, where any users, who can run helm-diff via CI or any automation with an arbitrary chart and values, is able to view cluster resources via helm template's `lookup` functions. Previously this was impossible because `helm template` run by `helm diff` had no access to the `lookup` function. To fix this, we need to make `--dry-run=server` optional. And we do so by introducing a new flag `--dry-run=[|client|server]` to helm-diff. See the updated README and the updated helm-diff help message for more details.
This intends to fix a potential security issue introduced via #458 before cutting the next helm-diff release. Since #458 (unreleased), we had forced helm-diff to use `helm template --dry-run=server` for Helm 3.13 or greater. I think this can create an unintended security hole, where any users, who can run helm-diff via CI or any automation with an arbitrary chart and values, is able to view cluster resources via helm template's `lookup` functions. Previously this was impossible because `helm template` run by `helm diff` had no access to the `lookup` function. To fix this, we need to make `--dry-run=server` optional. And we do so by changing helm-diff's `--dry-run` flag to accept only only booleans but also `client` and `server`. The updated flag usage is `--dry-run[=[|true|false|client|server]]`. See the updated README and the updated helm-diff help message for more details.
Helm PR helm/helm#9426 enables support for executing lookups during dry run. This PR is to make use of this new support in helm-diff. Backwards compatibility for older versions of helm is maintained by checking the helm version before setting the flag
Addresses issue: #449