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Maybe try creating the ReleaseArgs object within the namespace apply function? Expand the apply function so that it returns the entire ReleaseArgs object.
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s
lets see!
bah, same
b
Is ReleaseArgs an accurate type? Usually the property type objects are named like IngressControllerHelmOptionsArgs. Maybe the implicit cast to Input<T> isn't working because it trying to do a double cast from ReleaseArgs, try explicitly casting to that property type? I'm not at my computer so can't look at the documentation to examine the types but I can in a bit
s
the property is declared as 
public Input<Inputs.ReleaseArgs>? HelmOptions { get; set; }
so it seems to be accurate
b
Hmm yea that would be right then
s
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b
@sparse-butcher-73713 if you're using an apply, the name will be a string, looks like the component isnt satisfied with a string. Have you tried just:
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appServicesNamespace.Metadata.Name
(bearing in mind dotnet is not my strong suit)
s
i havent, lets see!
actually that's not possible
b
okay, you might be better implenting directly as a helm release in that case
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var ingress = new Chart("nginx-ingress", new ChartArgs
        {
            Chart = "ingress-nginx",
            Namespace = "app-services",
            Version = "4.0.13",
            FetchOptions = new ChartFetchArgs
            {
                Repo = "<https://kubernetes.github.io/ingress-nginx>"
            },
            Values = new Dictionary<string, object>
            {
                ["controller"] = new Dictionary<string, object>
                {
                    ["publishService"] = new Dictionary<string, object>
                    {
                        ["enabled"] = true
                    }
                },
            }
        });
this is I tried with that, and it fails after a bunch of warnings about hooks
seeing anything obvious?
b
try the 
helm.Release
rather than 
helm.Chart
Chart doesn't support hooks, 
Release
does
s
aha
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