Upgrade helm to 2.17.0 and kubectl to 1.19.0 #106
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The build failed, but it fails in the same way in the other pull requests, so I think this is not related to my change. |
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Hi, this pull request bumps Helm to 2.17.0 and kubectl to 1.19.0.
The Helm upgrade is particularly important since 2.14.1 still uses API that was deprecate in kubernetes 1.15 (and Google recently force updated all GKE clusters, so currently all our builds fail).
This is the issue in Helm repository describing the problem: helm/helm#6374
And this is the pull request with the solution (linking directly to a comment saying in which version the fix is to be released): helm/helm#6462 (comment)
Kubectl was upgraded just because the new version is available (if that is the problem, then I can prepare a commit without bumping kubectl).
I'd be really, really glad for merging this (and updating quay.io). Thanks!