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When using helm-docs to generate documentation for a Helm chart with subcharts, the tool expects(as per my understanding) the subcharts to be placed inside a charts directory within the main chart directory. However, the directory structure in our project is organized differently:
helm/
|- subchart-a/
|- subchart-b/
|- main/
|- charts/ <-- This directory doesn't exist in our structure
|- chart.yaml
But it's throwing
Dependency with path "../subchart-a" was not found. Dependency values will not be included.
Dependency with path "../subchart-b" was not found. Dependency values will not be included.
Expected Behavior
We expect helm-docs to support our directory structure where subcharts are located directly within the parent chart directory, without the need for a separate charts directory. The chart.yaml file in the main chart properly references the subcharts:
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
When using helm-docs to generate documentation for a Helm chart with subcharts, the tool expects(as per my understanding) the subcharts to be placed inside a charts directory within the main chart directory. However, the directory structure in our project is organized differently:
But it's throwing
Expected Behavior
We expect helm-docs to support our directory structure where subcharts are located directly within the parent chart directory, without the need for a separate charts directory. The chart.yaml file in the main chart properly references the subcharts:
Reference Chart
https://github.com/norwoodj/helm-docs/tree/master/example-charts/umbrella
Reference Template
No response
Environment
helm version
): - v3go version
):helm-docs
- manualLink to
helm-docs
LogsNo response
Further Information
No response
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