Error setting up Airbyte in local kind cluster with default helm values

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Summary

The user is facing an error while setting up Airbyte in a local kind cluster using default helm values. The error is related to the authentication type for AWS secrets manager being nil. User has tried setting the value to ‘none’ in values.yaml without success.


Question

Hiya everyone :wave:
I am in the process of setting up Airbyte in my local kind cluster, but the default helm values fail with the following message:


Error: INSTALLATION FAILED: template: airbyte/charts/workload-launcher/templates/deployment.yaml:326:15: executing "airbyte/charts/workload-launcher/templates/deployment.yaml" at <eq ((((.Values.global).secretsManager).awsSecretManager).authenticationType) "credentials">: error calling eq: incompatible types for comparison```
Presumable because `global.secretsManager.awsSecretsManager.authenticationType` is `nil`?
I’ve tried setting this value to `"none"` in various ways in a local values.yaml, but it doesn’t seem to help.
Anyone have any ideas how to get past this?

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["airbyte", "local-kind-cluster", "helm-values", "aws-secrets-manager", "authentication-type", "values.yaml"]
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NAME   	NAMESPACE	REVISION	UPDATED                             	STATUS  	CHART        	APP VERSION
airbyte	default  	1       	2024-10-01 12:36:56.383295 +0100 BST	deployed	airbyte-1.0.0	1.0.0
vault  	default  	1       	2024-10-01 12:14:51.916572 +0100 BST	deployed	vault-0.28.1 	1.17.2```
Hmm, that is interesting that `abctl` doesn't do anything special :thinking_face:
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well, it does few things extra with kind cluster, volumes, pv, pvc, ingress nginx, but in general it’s a wrapper not magic :unicorn_face: