From your lips to God's ears. And, as they correctly pointed out, this work is already done, so I just do not understand the holdup. Folks can continue using etcd if it's their favorite, but mandating it is weird. And I can already hear the butwhataboutism yet there is already a CNCF certification process and a whole subproject just for testing Kubernetes itself, so do they believe in the tests or not?
> The Go templates are tricky to debug, often containing complex logic that results in really confusing error scenarios. The error messages you get from those scenarios are often gibberish
And they left off that it is crazypants to use a textual templating language for a whitespace sensitive, structured file format. But, just like the rest of the complaints, it's not like we don't already have replacements, but the network effect is very real and very hard to overcome
That barrier of "we have nicer things, but inertia is real" applies to so many domains, it just so happens that helm impacts a much larger audience
From your lips to God's ears. And, as they correctly pointed out, this work is already done, so I just do not understand the holdup. Folks can continue using etcd if it's their favorite, but mandating it is weird. And I can already hear the butwhataboutism yet there is already a CNCF certification process and a whole subproject just for testing Kubernetes itself, so do they believe in the tests or not?
> The Go templates are tricky to debug, often containing complex logic that results in really confusing error scenarios. The error messages you get from those scenarios are often gibberish
And they left off that it is crazypants to use a textual templating language for a whitespace sensitive, structured file format. But, just like the rest of the complaints, it's not like we don't already have replacements, but the network effect is very real and very hard to overcome
That barrier of "we have nicer things, but inertia is real" applies to so many domains, it just so happens that helm impacts a much larger audience