Fix for issue 195: update helm.version to 3.13.3

devdocs/dev-env.md

@@ -88,7 +88,7 @@ On ubuntu, you can do this using the same script used by the Dockerfile to bundl
 
 ```
 chmod u+x ./docker/setup-helm.sh
-./docker/setup-helm.sh 3.13.2
+./docker/setup-helm.sh 3.13.3
 ```
 
 Include as many versions as you need separated by spaces. Ensure the versions exist on the [Helm Github releases page](https://github.com/helm/helm/releases).
@@ -98,8 +98,8 @@ For other systems, look at the contents of the script to see the steps and adapt
 - Download the version of the Helm you want
 - Extract the archive 
 - Copy the `helm` binary included in the archive to any bin directory on your PATH
-- Rename the `helm` binary to `helm$version` e.g helm3.13.2
-- Run `helm3.13.2 --help` to verify this has worked
+- Rename the `helm` binary to `helm$version` e.g helm3.13.3
+- Run `helm3.13.3 --help` to verify this has worked 
 
 ## Install the build dependencies
 

devdocs/helm-chart.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ The Helm chart for this driver includes the following features:
 
 # Build Helm Chart
 
-To build the Helm chart you will need to install Helm v3.13.2
+To build the Helm chart you will need to install Helm v3.13.3
 
 ## Full Build
 
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ python3 build.py --skip-docker
 
 # Deploy Helm Chart
 
-To deploy the Helm chart will need Helm v3.13.2 installed
+To deploy the Helm chart will need Helm v3.13.3 installed
 
 Install the chart with the default configuration using the install command:
 

docker/Dockerfile

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ ENV DRIVER_PORT ${DRIVER_PORT:-8294}
 ARG NUM_PROCESSES
 ENV NUM_PROCESSES ${NUM_PROCESSES:-4}
 ARG SUPPORTED_HELM_VERSIONS
-ENV SUPPORTED_HELM_VERSIONS ${SUPPORTED_HELM_VERSIONS:-3.13.2}
+ENV SUPPORTED_HELM_VERSIONS ${SUPPORTED_HELM_VERSIONS:-3.13.3}
 
 COPY whls/*.whl /whls/
 

docs/user-guide/building-a-resource.md

@@ -102,7 +102,7 @@ For full details on templates and the syntax used, check out the [Templating](te
 
 The Kubernetes driver can deploy any helm charts to your target Kubernetes environments as long as Helm3 has been installed on the environment.
 
-The Helm charts must be compatible with Helm 3 (helm v.3.13.2 is included in the driver).
+The Helm charts must be compatible with Helm 3 (helm v.3.13.3 is included in the driver).
 
 The `helm` directory should include the packaged Helm charts you intend to install (`.tgz` files) and any values files you may use to configure the installation. We'll see how you install the charts and select your values file later.
 

docs/user-guide/deployment-locations.md

@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ The following properties are supported by the driver:
 | clientConfig      | -       | Y                                  | A multiline string version of the kubectl config file used to access the target cluster (see more details [below](#obtaining-clientconfig)) |
 | defaultObjectNamespace | default | N | Sets the default namespace used when deploying Kubernetes objects on a create request. This value is only used when the object does not have a specified namespace in the metadata section of it's configuration |
 | driverNamespace     | Value of defaultObjectNamepsace/default_object_namespace      | N | Sets the namespace to be used by the driver for any Kubernetes objects it creates for management purposes |
-| helm.version     | 3.13.2      | N | Determines the helm client version to use when deploying helm charts (allowed values: 3.13.2) |
+| helm.version     | 3.13.3      | N | Determines the helm client version to use when deploying helm charts (allowed values: 3.13.3) |
 | helm.tls.cacert | - | N | Contents of the CA certificate (if used) |
 | helm.tls.cert | - | N | Contents of the helm client certificate |
 | helm.tls.key | - | N | Contents of the helm client key |
 
-**Note:** when using Helm your target deployment location must be using a compatible server version for 3.13.2 (check with `helm version` on the server).
+**Note:** when using Helm your target deployment location must be using a compatible server version for 3.13.3 (check with `helm version` on the server).
 
 # Obtaining clientConfig
 

kubedriver/location/deployment_location.py

@@ -77,7 +77,7 @@ def from_dict(dl_data):
         return KubeDeploymentLocation(name, client_config, **kwargs)
 
     def __init__(self, name, client_config, default_object_namespace=DEFAULT_NAMESPACE, crd_api_version=None, driver_namespace=None, \
-                    cm_api_version='v1', cm_kind='ConfigMap', cm_data_field='data', helm_version='3.13.2', helm_tls=None):
+                    cm_api_version='v1', cm_kind='ConfigMap', cm_data_field='data', helm_version='3.13.3', helm_tls=None):
         super().__init__(name, client_config, default_object_namespace=default_object_namespace)
         self.crd_api_version = crd_api_version
         self.cm_api_version = cm_api_version

tests/unit/helmclient/test_helm_client_3.py

@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@ class TestHelmClient3(unittest.TestCase):
     """
 
     def setUp(self):
-        self.client = HelmClient('kubeconfig', '3.13.2')
+        self.client = HelmClient('kubeconfig', '3.13.3')
 
     def tearDown(self):
         self.client.close()
@@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ def test_delete_command_error(self, mock_subprocess):
 
     @patch('kubedriver.helmclient.client.subprocess')
     def test_purge(self, mock_subprocess):
-        self.client = HelmClient('kubeconfig', '3.13.2')
+        self.client = HelmClient('kubeconfig', '3.13.3')
         self.__mock_subprocess_response(mock_subprocess, 0, EXAMPLE_MANIFEST)
         result = self.client.purge('name', 'namespace')
         self.assertEqual(result, None)