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feat: add helm-release workflow #8320

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Motivation and context

Creating a public Helm chart registry for CVAT will:

  • simplify the deployment process for users by providing a standardized way to deploy CVAT on k8s clusters.
  • make it easier for users to get started with CVAT in cloud-native envs.

Related issue: #8244

How has this been tested?

I was unable to successfully test this PR because the Helm release workflow depends on the docs workflow, and my forked repository keeps failing during the docs workflow. To address this, I removed the dependency between the Helm release workflow and the docs workflow.

The Helm release does not override anything in the docs workflow on the gh-pages branch because it only adds the index.yaml file. You can verify this by checking the gh-pages branch of my forked repository: GitHub Repo.

The documentation page appears to be working correctly: Docs Page.

Here is the Helm chart index file: index.yaml.

Checklist

  • I submit my changes into the develop branch
  • I have created a changelog fragment
  • I have updated the documentation accordingly
  • I have added tests to cover my changes
  • I have linked related issues (see GitHub docs)
  • I have increased versions of npm packages if it is necessary
    (cvat-canvas,
    cvat-core,
    cvat-data and
    cvat-ui)

License

  • I submit my code changes under the same MIT License that covers the project.
    Feel free to contact the maintainers if that's a concern.

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new automated workflow for releasing Helm charts, synchronized with documentation updates to streamline the deployment process.

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This change introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow, helm-release.yml, which automates the release of Helm charts in synchronization with documentation updates. Triggered upon completion of the documentation workflow, it enhances the CI/CD pipeline by integrating Helm chart releases, thereby streamlining the deployment process for applications utilizing Helm.

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File Change Summary
.github/workflows/helm-release.yml New workflow created to automate Helm chart releases.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Docs Workflow
    participant Helm Release
    participant GitHub

    User->>Docs Workflow: Start documentation update
    Docs Workflow->>GitHub: Complete documentation
    GitHub->>Helm Release: Trigger Helm release workflow
    Helm Release->>GitHub: Checkout repository
    Helm Release->>GitHub: Configure Git
    Helm Release->>Helm: Install Helm
    Helm Release->>Helm: Run chart-releaser action
    Helm Release->>GitHub: Release Helm charts
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🐰 In the meadow, new charts bloom,
Automation dispels the gloom.
With Docs aligned, a graceful dance,
Helm releases take their chance.
Hops of joy in a CI spree,
Let’s deploy with glee, whee! 🌼✨


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between afbb143 and 6912646.

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1-12: LGTM! Workflow trigger and job setup are appropriate.

The workflow is correctly triggered by the completion of the Docs workflow, and the permissions are set appropriately for the intended operations.


13-23: LGTM! Checkout and Git configuration are well-configured.

The repository is checked out with submodules and full history, and Git is configured to attribute commits to the GitHub actor.


25-26: LGTM! Helm installation step is correctly set up.

The azure/setup-helm action is used to install Helm, which is necessary for the chart-releaser step.


28-34: LGTM! Chart-releaser action setup is appropriate.

The helm/chart-releaser-action is correctly configured to release charts from the current directory, using the GitHub token for authentication and skipping existing charts.

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@azhavoro PTAL

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I have deep interest in this feature and would like to have cvat helm charts published to GH pages.

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azhavoro commented Feb 7, 2025

From helm/chart-releaser-action docs:

by checking each chart in your project, and whenever there's a new chart version, creates a corresponding GitHub release named for the chart version, adds Helm chart artifacts to the release, and creates or updates an index.yaml file with metadata about those releases, which is then hosted on GitHub Pages. You do not need an index.yaml file in main at all because it is managed in the gh-pages branch

We don't need to create a new release with this action because the current release pipeline is completely different. This action is great for repositories that only host the helm chart, but we are hosting the chart along with the application source code, and we need a different solution.
From my point of view, it should be an one more step (or job) in the release pipeline to publish the helm chart as an artifact

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