Tilt Commit of the Month: December 2019
Tilt now supports Helm 3
December’s commit of the month is db6695!
With this commit, Tilt’s helm() built-in now natively supports Helm 3. While there were some CLI API changes in Helm 3 (e.g. name is now a required parameter for helm template), if you’re using the helm() built-in with Tilt, you can upgrade to Helm 3 without changing your Tiltfile. Tilt automatically detects if you’re using Helm 2 or Helm 3 and invokes it appropriately.
Happy Tilting, and Happy New Year!
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