Hello, I am trying to install Karpenter on an EKS cluster through Pulumi using a

k8s.helm.v3.Release

and can't get the Release to pull the appropriate image from the OCI repo. If I'm using the old HTTP Karpenter repo (which only provides up to a year old version of Karpenter) everything is fine, but when I try and get the most recent versions I can't. I'm using the following code snippet:

new k8s.helm.v3.Release(
    name,
    {
        name: 'karpenter',
        chart: '<oci://public.ecr.aws/karpenter/karpenter>',
        namespace: namespace,
        version: 'v0.27.0',
        values: all([endpoint, clusterNameOut]).apply(([clusterEndpoint, clusterName]) => ({
            serviceAccount: {
                name: serviceAccountName,
                create: false
            },
            aws: {
                clusterName,
                clusterEndpoint,
                interruptionQueueName: clusterName,
                defaultInstanceProfile: instanceProfile
            }
        }))
    },
    { provider, dependsOn: [albDependency] }

I'm under the impression that helm Releases in Pulumi do have OCI support, but I'm met with

error: failed to pull chart: Unable to locate any tags in provided repository: <oci://public.ecr.aws/karpenter/karpenter>

if I do not specify the version and

error: "karpenter" has no deployed releases

if I do specify the version. I think this is possible, but don't understand what I'm getting wrong. Please advise!

if you do

helm ls

on the namespace, do you see any releases?

yes, with status

failed

delete that, then try again with the tag

so I tried deleting the failed Helm Release, and got this error:

Helm release "luketest-serve-karpenter-ns/karpenter" was created, but failed to initialize completely. Use Helm CLI to investigate.: failed to become available within allocated timeout. Error: Helm Release luketest-serve-karpenter-ns/karpenter: timed out waiting for the condition

, and then tried tearing down the cluster and building from a clean slate and got the same error?