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fix: common.serviceAccountName should accepts $serviceAccount

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Chi-En Wu
2020-04-23 16:35:21 +08:00
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### `common.cronJob`
The `common.cronJob` template accepts a list of four values:
The `common.cronJob` template accepts a list of five values:
- `$top`, the top context
- `$cronJob`, a dictionary of values used in the cronjob template
- `$pod`, a dictionary of values used in the pod template
- `$serviceAccount`, a dictionary of values used in the service account template
- [optional] the template name of the overrides
It defines a basic `CronJob` with the following defaults:
@ -143,10 +144,10 @@ Underneath the hood, it invokes [`common.pod.template`](#commonpodtemplate) temp
Example use:
```yaml
{{- include "common.cronJob" (list . .Values.cronJob .Values) -}}
{{- include "common.cronJob" (list . .Values.cronJob .Values .Values.serviceAccount) -}}
## The following is the same as above:
# {{- include "common.cronJob" (list . .Values.cronJob .Values "mychart.cronJob") -}}
# {{- include "common.cronJob" (list . .Values.cronJob .Values .Values.serviceAccount "mychart.cronJob") -}}
# {{- define "mychart.cronJob" -}}
# {{- end -}}
```
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### `common.deployment`
The `common.deployment` template accepts a list of four values:
The `common.deployment` template accepts a list of five values:
- `$top`, the top context
- `$deployment`, a dictionary of values used in the deployment template
- `$autoscaling`, a dictionary of values used in the hpa template
- `$serviceAccount`, a dictionary of values used in the service account template
- [optional] the template name of the overrides
It defines a basic `Deployment` with the following settings:
@ -180,10 +182,10 @@ Underneath the hood, it invokes [`common.pod.template`](#commonpodtemplate) temp
Example use:
```yaml
{{- include "common.deployment" (list . .Values .Values.autoscaling) -}}
{{- include "common.deployment" (list . .Values .Values.autoscaling .Values.serviceAccount) -}}
## The following is the same as above:
# {{- include "common.deployment" (list . .Values .Values.autoscaling "mychart.deployment") -}}
# {{- include "common.deployment" (list . .Values .Values.autoscaling .Values.serviceAccount "mychart.deployment") -}}
# {{- define "mychart.deployment" -}}
# {{- end -}}
```
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### `common.pod.template`
The `common.pod.template` template accepts a list of three values:
The `common.pod.template` template accepts a list of four values:
- `$top`, the top context
- `$pod`, a dictionary of values used in the container template
- `$serviceAccount`, a dictionary of values used in the service account template
- [optional] the template name of the overrides
It creates a basic `PodTemplate` spec to be used within a `Deployment` or `CronJob`. It holds the following defaults: