Updated the appVersion in Chart.yaml from 3.0.9 to 3.0.10 to
reflect the latest version of Paperless AI. In the deployment.yaml,
added a new volume mount for a public images directory at
'/app/public/images' with a size limit of 100Mi. This change
ensures that the application has a dedicated space for public
images, which can help in organizing image storage and manage
resources more effectively. No breaking changes are introduced
with this update.
In the Chart.yaml, the version has been updated from 0.1.6 to 0.1.7
to reflect the new changes made in the deployment configuration.
The deployment.yaml has modified the update strategy from
'RollingUpdate' to 'Recreate'. This change was necessary to ensure
that the application is completely rebuilt from scratch instead
of being updated in place, which may help avoid issues during
deployment where existing pods could interfere with new pods.
No breaking changes were introduced, but it is important to note
that this may lead to downtime during deployments since all pods
will be terminated before new ones are created.
The version of the Paperless AI Helm chart has been updated
from 0.1.5 to 0.1.6 to reflect recent changes. Additionally,
a rollout strategy of type "RollingUpdate" has been introduced
to the deployment.yaml template. This change allows for
controlled updates to the application, minimizing downtime and
ensuring a smooth deployment process.
There are no breaking changes associated with this update, but
users should note the new strategy for future deployments.
This commit introduces a new volume mount for a logs directory in the
paperless-ai Helm chart. The deployment configuration is updated to
include a `logs-dir` volume that is mounted at `/app/logs`, allowing
for the collection and management of logs generated by the application.
Additionally, the version of the chart has been incremented to
`0.1.4-test1` to reflect this change.
The build workflow is also modified to trigger on pushes to the
`patch-paperless-ai` branch, ensuring that changes can be tested
separately from the main branch. These adjustments enhance
observability and facilitate better troubleshooting by storing logs
in a dedicated directory. No breaking changes are introduced.
This commit updates the version of the Helm chart for Paperless AI from
0.3.0 to 0.4.0 to reflect the latest changes and improvements.
Additionally, unnecessary resource allocations in the
deployment.yaml file have been removed, particularly
the commented-out section related to resources. This
cleanup enhances readability and maintainability of the
chart's deployment configuration.
No breaking changes were introduced, but it simplifies the
environment variable section to improve clarity.
Updated the Paperless AI Helm chart to version 0.3.0 to reflect
the latest changes and improvements. Modified the deployment.yaml
by adding liveness and readiness probes, which enhance the
resilience and monitoring of the application by checking its
availability and readiness to serve traffic.
Additionally, adjusted the values.yaml file to set the service
account creation to false and commented out the PUID and PGID
environment variables for increased flexibility and to avoid
potential permission issues during deployment. Note that the
securityContext settings for the Pod and Container have also
been changed to disable the pod's user/group settings, which
may affect how the application interacts with resources.
This update substantially refactors the paperless-ai Helm chart.
Key changes include:
- Complete removal of outdated files: `.helmignore`, `LICENSE`,
`README.adoc`, and several template files like `configfileConfigmap.yaml`,
`configmap.yaml`, `dataPvc.yaml`, `envfileSecret.yaml`,
`openAiApiSecret.yaml`, `paperlessApiSecret.yaml`, and others.
- Introduction of a new Persistent Volume Claim configuration in
`pvc.yaml` to simplify storage management.
- Significant updates to `Chart.yaml` for better metadata, including
a new maintainer and project description in German.
- Enhancements to the main deployment template in `deployment.yaml`,
focusing on clarity and proper utilization of Kubernetes security
contexts, environment variables, and container properties.
- Updated service definitions in `service.yaml` with better labels
and service properties.
- Refined the `ingress.yaml` to improve external service access
management, including annotations for potential customization.
These changes were implemented to modernize the Helm chart based on
the current best practices, improve user experience, and set a
foundation for future enhancements. There are no breaking changes to
the existing user configurations.
This commit restructures the paperless-ai Helm chart by moving all files
from the nested directory (charts/paperless-ai/paperless-ai/) to the
standard Helm chart directory structure (charts/paperless-ai/). The change
eliminates the redundant directory nesting that was causing issues with
Helm chart packaging and installation. No functional changes were made to
any files - this is purely a directory structure reorganization to follow
Helm best practices and improve chart maintainability.
