incorrect workload names in flux

[jan-schumacher]

After some researches and testing I figured out that all helm releases are named the same in flux and I can’t figure out why.

default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     application
default:helmrelease/redis                     chart-image

the container application is obvious, because all image keys are under application key. Thats correct.
But depending on what deploys last the workload is named default:helmrelease/redis. When I delete redis the workload is default:helmrelease/fluxcloud.

---
apiVersion: flux.weave.works/v1beta1
kind: HelmRelease
metadata:
  name: some-app
  namespace: default
  annotations:
    flux.weave.works/automated: "true"
    flux.weave.works/tag.chart-image: glob:master-*
spec:
  releaseName: some-app
  chart:
    git: [email protected]:/repository/repo.git
    path: charts/some-chart
    ref: master
  values:
    application:
      image: eu.gcr.io/project-name/some-app:master-123
    other:
      settings: {}

This is how a typical helm release looks like in our case. Any ideas what is wrong or did I find a bug in flux? (edited)

**Setup: **
Kubernetes 1.12.7-gke.10
Helm v2.12.2
flux 1.12.1
fluxctl 1.12.0
flux-helm-operator 0.8.0

Reproduce:

1. create 2 helmReleases
   1.1. Call one faulty the other faulty2
   1.2. Add them to the repository
   1.3. Do $ fluxctl sync
2. Do $ fluxctl list-workloads | grep helmrelease

Error
The output of $ fluxctl list-workloads | grep helmrelease

default:helmrelease/faulty2                                                                          
default:helmrelease/faulty2

Expected behavior
The workload names should match the release names. $ fluxctl list-workloads | grep helmrelease should produce something like

default:helmrelease/faulty                                                                         
default:helmrelease/faulty2

[jan-schumacher]

Nice! Thanks alot! Just updated and it's working just fine.