Installing chart-verifier from openshift-tools-installer fails due to release asset being malformed

[jessesimpson36]

Hey all,

My company writes a CI pipeline that makes use of the chart-verifier, but lately our builds have been failing.

The error reads:

Error: No chart-verifier file was found for amd64 linux .

I thought this was odd, so I went to the openshift-tools-installer code:

https://github.com/redhat-actions/openshift-tools-installer/blob/bee649bbedc67b5bfc2f2de4b19498e11c2e8775/src/installer/install.ts#L76-L95

It looks like it expects the release assets to be of a certain format. When I check the releases in this chart-verifier repo, I see that the asset for the latest release is

chart-verifier.tgz-1.13.6.tgz

Could someone please rename this to

chart-verifier-1.13.6.tgz ?

[jessesimpson36]

Here is the path inside your github actions workflow that duplicates the tgz extension:

chart-verifier/.github/workflows/release.yaml

Line 52 in 203492b

TARBALL_NAME="chart-verifier.tgz-${{ steps.get_tag.outputs.release_version }}.tgz"

[jessesimpson36]

I opened a PR
#464

that will hopefully address this issue.

[mgoerens]

Good catch. I've renamed the tarball in the latest release to chart-verifier-1.13.6.tgz, let me know if that fixes the issue for you.

[jessesimpson36]

Thanks for renaming it. For some reason I am still having my issue

Error: No chart-verifier file was found for amd64 linux

But I think I'm on the right track, and am happy about the edit regardless. I will update here if I learn anything more, but I might need to be searching for an issue in the openshift-tools-installer instead.

[komish]

Closing the loop on this - I addressed @jessesimpson36's subsequent concern - see #464 (comment)

[jessesimpson36]

I confirmed that the hotfix from your comment was enough to make my CI pipeline pass. Thanks again!

[komish]

This should be all sorted. Closing this out.