Hello, the files in the package are: values.common.yaml and values.production.yaml. There is no “values.yaml” file. In the Files in Additional Packages section I have:
values.common.yaml, and values.production.yaml.
So, why do I get these warning statements in the deploy log?
No files were found that match the substitution target pattern 'ValuesPack-1\values.yaml
No files were found that match the substitution target pattern 'ValuesPack-2\values.yaml
To be clear. We really don’t want to be forced to name the default values file “values.yaml.” We want to be able to designate the name of the default values file to be anything we want.
Just to clarify, are the substitutions in your files happening and you’re getting an extra unnecessary warning about values.yaml, or are the substitutions on your specified files not happening?
Thanks for keeping in touch and for your report! I set up a reproduction in 2020.5.8 and saw the same issue. Good news is this looks to have been a previously known and reported bug which was fixed as part of the 2020.6.0 release (which has already been shipped). You can reference the bug report here.
Please let me know how you go after your next able to upgrade to 2020.6!