How to push to sub-folder in Helm repo?

[alan-czajkowski]

What are you trying to do?

• push to sub-folder in Helm repo

[XDavidT]

Why did you do that? helm chart is an independent package, and no need to have something inside.
You can make a root folder, let's say "monitoring" and push under this one just add /

[alan-czajkowski]

@XDavidT I have 2 teams, both want to name their application the same name "my-awesome-ui"

Team A has 2 applications:

• my-awesome-backend-api
• my-awesome-ui

Team B has 2 applications:

• team-b-awesome-backend-api
• my-awesome-ui

when I publish the Helm chart for my-awesome-ui for Team A, and then for Team B, the chart will get clobbered

I need some kind of mechanism inside of the Helm repo to "scope" the packages, using a sub-folder in the repo

how do I do this? show me the Helm CLI command that will allow scoping in the repo, example:

• team-a/my-awesome-ui
• team-b/my-awesome-ui

[XDavidT]

@XDavidT I have 2 teams, both want to name their application the same name "my-awesome-ui"

Team A has 2 applications:

• my-awesome-backend-api
• my-awesome-ui

Team B has 2 applications:

• team-b-awesome-backend-api
• my-awesome-ui

when I publish the Helm chart for my-awesome-ui for Team A, and then for Team B, the chart will get clobbered

I need some kind of mechanism inside of the Helm repo to "scope" the packages, using a sub-folder in the repo

how do I do this? show me the Helm CLI command that will allow scoping in the repo, example:

• team-a/my-awesome-ui
• team-b/my-awesome-ui

As simple as you wrote it:

helm nexus-push myrepo team-a/my-awesome-ui
helm nexus-push myrepo team-b/my-awesome-ui