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  1. Server Deployments and Scale
  2. SCALE-134

Crowd Helm Chart property "crowd.additionalCertificates" to be multivalued( list) instead of single-valued

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      Issue Summary

      This is reproducible on Data Center: (yes) 

      Steps to Reproduce

      1. Configure the helm chart with parameter set to crowd.additionalCertificates only one certificate.
      2. There is no option to mention the multiple certificate.

      Expected Results

      Property "crowd.additionalCertificates" should be multivalued instead of a single value.

        additionalCertificates:
          secretName: twiki-certificates
          secretName2: .....
          customCmd:
        additionalCertificates2:
      

       

      Actual Results

      You can only define a single value for "crowd.additionalCertificates" in

       crowd.additionalCertificates object {"customCmd":null,"secretName":null}
      

      Workaround

      Pull the multiple Certificates into the one Secret as mentioned on the document.

            [SCALE-134] Crowd Helm Chart property "crowd.additionalCertificates" to be multivalued( list) instead of single-valued

            Yevhen added a comment -

            Released in 1.21.0 Helm charts

            Yevhen added a comment - Released in 1.21.0 Helm charts

            Yevhen added a comment -

            Yevhen added a comment - https://github.com/atlassian/data-center-helm-charts/pull/852

              c64f33b2bce3 Yevhen
              bd8fb4de509e Sachin
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