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It seems that I've found an unexpected (at least by me) scenario when a string is being forcefully converted to an integer by hull.util.transformation.get.
Here's a minimalistic values set:
hull:
objects:
job:
my-job:
pod:
containers:
my-container:
image:
registry: my-registry.localrepository: my-repositorytag: _HT*image.tagimage:
tag: "09956e29"# in my "real-world" case this value is just a commit tag, the `image.tag` value is set by the CI pipeline
And here's what I get in spec.template.spec.containers[0].image:
my-registry.local/my-repository:9.956e+32
Can I prevent this behaviour?
Thank you in advance, I'm really sorry for disturbance.
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this looks very much the same as the recent issue here.
There is no convenient solution that can be build in HULL as explained there. If you expect a "problematic" value in one of your fields you should try to take the precautions listed in the other issue.
I definitely should have done some research before opening the issue; in that case, I would have understood that it was a Helm-related issue and found some workaround myself.
I have to admit that my mental capacities have gone extremely low during the last year or two. I've been feeling really dumb lately; I can barely remember what was a day or two ago. :-) I'm very sorry for some of the questions I asked (and keep asking).
Hello!
It seems that I've found an unexpected (at least by me) scenario when a string is being forcefully converted to an integer by
hull.util.transformation.get
.Here's a minimalistic values set:
And here's what I get in
spec.template.spec.containers[0].image
:Can I prevent this behaviour?
Thank you in advance, I'm really sorry for disturbance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: