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Is there a way to deploy to files? #2161
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Thanks for opening this @lucasmpr - it might be interesting to explore this direction - it seems to me that it would require a |
#1937 has a similar question. I don't see another way to do GitOps inside skaffold without this step. I can try to build something if you need me. |
I would welcome for skaffold to just dump the patched manifests without doing anything with it (no kubectl, no kustomize, no helm, just leave it to me). I'd like to achieve something similar to what flux does with watching docker repos, but instead of watching images and only patching images, I want updates to the manifests propagated to the deploy repo. |
Just ran into the same issue, would also love to see an option to only render manifests. Or move towards Helm v3 which is tiller-less anyway? |
Would also like to see a kustomize manifest output option. Could be the entire manifest, or optionally, a list of kustomize edit commands to "fix" up the images for deployment? |
See this comment which comes close to what OP wants, but does not quite work fully yet. |
This is super important for tight integration into existing CI/CD pipelines. |
We are looking at implementing this feature this quarter for flows where we can. |
I'm trying to create a CI/CD flow with kubernetes and skaffold. I still dont have a way to have the history of the deployed versions, or do a simple callback.
What I was thinking about is to export the tagged yaml generated by skaffold deploy to commit them and finally trigger the CD process.
Is there a way?
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