fix(plane-ce): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress - #296
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Ports the plane-enterprise fix (#295) to plane-ce, where all three IngressRoutes -- app, MinIO and RabbitMQ -- hardcoded the `websecure` entrypoint and emitted a `tls:` block unconditionally. With SSL left off that pointed Traefik at a `<release>-ssl-cert` Secret nothing ever creates (templates/certs/certs.yaml only mints it when createIssuer AND generateCerts are set), so Traefik fell back to its built-in self-signed certificate and nothing ever listened on plain HTTP. Adds the same two helpers, because "traffic is HTTPS" and "this chart owns a Secret to reference" are different questions and only the second may gate a `tls:` block: plane.chartManagedCert = tls_secret_name OR (generateCerts AND createIssuer) plane.tlsEnabled = chartManagedCert OR ssl.externalTermination - no certificate configured -> `web` entrypoint, no `tls:` block - tls_secret_name, or generateCerts + createIssuer -> `websecure` + `tls:` - ssl.externalTermination -> `websecure`, no `tls:` (TLS handled upstream) Adds ingress.traefik.entryPoints for clusters that renamed Traefik's default entrypoints, accepting a list or a bare string. Also fixes a separate pre-existing break in templates/ingress.yaml: `len` was called on the commented-out ingress.ingress_annotations, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed to render at all with default values ("len of nil pointer"). Replaced with `with`, matching the plane-enterprise fix. Unlike plane-enterprise this had no other PR in flight, and it blocked verifying the nginx path was untouched. Rendering is unchanged for every pre-existing configuration: a full-chart diff against master shows 0 differing objects for tls_secret_name, for generateCerts+createIssuer, and for the nginx path; only the 3 IngressRoutes move in the no-certificate case, which is the fix.
WalkthroughThe Plane CE Helm chart adds configurable Traefik entrypoints, external TLS termination support, certificate detection helpers, conditional TLS rendering, updated documentation, and a version increment to 1.6.3. ChangesTraefik TLS configuration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR fixes the default Traefik routing behavior, but the new external-termination option can still make deployments unreachable when upstream TLS termination forwards HTTP to Traefik, and the documentation contains misleading TLS behavior and configuration guidance. Correcting the helper logic and affected documentation is needed before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Values
participant HelmHelpers
participant IngressRoutes
Values->>HelmHelpers: Provide TLS and entrypoint settings
HelmHelpers->>IngressRoutes: Select entrypoints and certificate ownership
IngressRoutes->>IngressRoutes: Render routes and conditional TLS blocks
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md`:
- Around line 164-174: Update the TLS documentation table and the later fixed
websecure description to clarify that web and websecure are derived defaults
used only when ingress.traefik.entryPoints is empty; custom entryPoints
overrides these values. Preserve the existing TLS scenario mappings while adding
this override behavior wherever the entrypoint defaults are described.
- Line 523: Update the ssl.createIssuer row in the README table to correct the
wording: change “Kubernets” to “Kubernetes,” “certifiate” to “certificate,” and
“for you generate” to “for generating,” without altering the surrounding meaning
or configuration details.
- Around line 256-260: Update the fenced code block containing the Traefik
arguments to declare the text language, preserving its existing contents.
- Around line 232-235: Update both README descriptions of the
HTTPS/no-certificate condition to require ssl.generateCerts and ssl.createIssuer
together, while retaining ssl.tls_secret_name as the alternative. Ensure the
wording does not imply ssl.generateCerts alone creates a chart-managed
certificate.
- Around line 241-249: Update the ingress documentation example and accompanying
explanation to avoid claiming that one TLS router serves both HTTP and HTTPS;
state that chart-managed TLS makes the router HTTPS-only, or document separate
HTTP and HTTPS routes if that behavior is implemented.
In `@charts/plane-ce/templates/_helpers.tpl`:
- Around line 111-115: Update the default Traefik entrypoint logic in the
relevant helper to derive the branch from plane.chartManagedCert: use websecure
only when the chart manages TLS, and web when TLS is externally terminated.
Require ingress.traefik.entryPoints when Traefik terminates TLS itself, and
align the corresponding values.yaml defaults and README.md documentation with
this behavior.
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| TLS is **optional**. Your `ssl.*` settings decide which Traefik entrypoint the | ||
| `IngressRoute`s bind to and whether a `tls:` block is emitted. Find the row that | ||
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| | Your setup | Set | Entrypoint | `tls:` block | | ||
| | --- | --- | :---: | :---: | | ||
| | No certificate yet — trial, internal network | *nothing* (default) | `web` | — | | ||
| | You already hold a TLS Secret | `ssl.tls_secret_name` | `websecure` | your Secret | | ||
| | Let cert-manager issue one | `ssl.createIssuer` + `ssl.generateCerts` | `websecure` | `<release>-ssl-cert` | | ||
| | TLS terminated in front of Plane | `ssl.externalTermination: true` | `websecure` | — | | ||
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Describe web and websecure as derived defaults.
ingress.traefik.entryPoints overrides the derived entrypoint list. Therefore, the web and websecure values in these tables are not guaranteed when a custom list is configured. State that they are defaults used only when entryPoints is empty. Also update the later fixed websecure description at Line 536.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md` around lines 164 - 174, Update the TLS
documentation table and the later fixed websecure description to clarify that
web and websecure are derived defaults used only when
ingress.traefik.entryPoints is empty; custom entryPoints overrides these values.
Preserve the existing TLS scenario mappings while adding this override behavior
wherever the entrypoint defaults are described.
| The `IngressRoute`s bind to `websecure`, but no `tls:` block is emitted — Traefik | ||
| serves whatever certificate its entrypoint is configured with. Leave it `false` if | ||
| you set `ssl.tls_secret_name` or `ssl.generateCerts`; those already imply HTTPS. | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require both cert-manager flags in this condition.
ssl.generateCerts alone does not create a chart-managed certificate. The helper requires both ssl.generateCerts and ssl.createIssuer. Update both descriptions to name the complete condition; otherwise users can disable external termination while the chart still selects the no-certificate path.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md` around lines 232 - 235, Update both README
descriptions of the HTTPS/no-certificate condition to require ssl.generateCerts
and ssl.createIssuer together, while retaining ssl.tls_secret_name as the
alternative. Ensure the wording does not imply ssl.generateCerts alone creates a
chart-managed certificate.
| ```yaml | ||
| ingress: | ||
| traefik: | ||
| entryPoints: ["websecure", "web"] # a bare string also works | ||
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| Leave it empty (the default) to derive the entrypoint from the table above. This | ||
| controls the entrypoint *only* — whether a `tls:` block is emitted still follows | ||
| your `ssl.*` configuration. |
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Traefik official documentation HTTP router tls entryPoints router with tls handles HTTPS requests
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In Traefik, including a tls field in an HTTP router's definition instructs Traefik that the router is dedicated to handling HTTPS requests [1][2]. When this field is present, the router will process only TLS traffic and ignore non-TLS (HTTP) requests [1][2]. By default, a router configured with a tls field will terminate the TLS connection, meaning Traefik handles the decryption and forwards the decrypted data to your services [1][2]. Key points regarding the interaction between entryPoints and routers: 1. Routers vs. EntryPoints: While you can enable TLS globally on an entryPoint (e.g., using http.tls on an entryPoint configuration), you can also define tls settings directly on individual routers [1][3][4]. A router with tls enabled will effectively handle the HTTPS termination for traffic arriving at the attached entryPoints [1][2]. 2. TLS Handshake and Routing: TLS options (such as cipher suites and TLS versions) are configured on a router but are applied during the TLS handshake, which occurs before HTTP routing [5]. Consequently, these TLS settings are mapped to the host names defined in the router's rule rather than the router itself [5]. 3. Certificate Management: When a tls.certResolver is specified within a router's tls configuration, Traefik automatically manages the TLS certificates for the domains associated with that router [1]. In summary, the tls field in a router configuration is the standard way to explicitly designate a router to handle HTTPS traffic, ensuring it only accepts and processes encrypted connections [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/reference/routing-configuration/http/tls/overview/
- 2: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/v3.4/routing/routers/
- 3: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/master/reference/routing-configuration/http/routing/router/
- 4: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/reference/install-configuration/entrypoints/
- 5: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/reference/routing-configuration/http/tls/tls-options/
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template = Path("charts/plane-ce/templates/ingress-traefik.yaml").read_text()
readme = Path("charts/plane-ce/README.md").read_text()
routes = list(re.finditer(r"kind:\s*IngressRoute(.*?)(?=\n---|\Z)", template, re.S))
assert len(routes) == 3, len(routes)
for i, match in enumerate(routes, 1):
body = match.group(1)
assert body.count("include \"plane.traefikEntryPoints\" .") == 1, i
assert "if eq (include \"plane.chartManagedCert\" .) \"true\"" in body, i
assert re.search(r"\n\s+tls:\s*\n\s+secretName:", body), i
assert 'want to serve both schemes at once' in readme
print(f"{len(routes)} IngressRoute resources use the shared entrypoint helper.")
print("Each conditionally emits spec.tls when plane.chartManagedCert is true.")
print("README contains the both-schemes claim.")
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Do not promise both schemes from one TLS router.
When chart-managed TLS is enabled, spec.tls makes the router handle only HTTPS. Attaching it to ["websecure", "web"] does not create a plain-HTTP route. Remove the “serve both schemes” claim, or render separate HTTP and HTTPS routes.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md` around lines 241 - 249, Update the ingress
documentation example and accompanying explanation to avoid claiming that one
TLS router serves both HTTP and HTTPS; state that chart-managed TLS makes the
router HTTPS-only, or document separate HTTP and HTTPS routes if that behavior
is implemented.
| ``` | ||
| --entryPoints.web.http.redirections.entryPoint.to=:443 | ||
| --entryPoints.web.http.redirections.entryPoint.scheme=https | ||
| --entryPoints.websecure.http.tls=true | ||
| ``` |
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Add a language to the fenced code block.
Use text for this Traefik argument example so Markdown lint passes.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md` around lines 256 - 260, Update the fenced code
block containing the Traefik arguments to declare the text language, preserving
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| | ingress.ingress_annotations | `{ "nginx.ingress.kubernetes.io/proxy-body-size": "5m" }` | | Annotations applied to the standard `Ingress` resource. **Only used when `ingressClass` is not `traefik`.** When Traefik is selected, use `ingress.traefik.maxRequestBodyBytes` to control request body size instead. | | ||
| | ingress.traefik.maxRequestBodyBytes | `5242880` | | Maximum allowed request body size in bytes for Traefik's buffering middleware (default: 5 MiB). Only used when `ingressClass` starts with `traefik`. | | ||
| | ingress.traefik.entryPoints | `[]` | | Traefik entrypoints the `IngressRoute`s bind to. Leave empty to derive them from your `ssl.*` settings (`websecure` when TLS is configured, otherwise `web`). Set explicitly only if your Traefik renamed the default entrypoints, e.g. `["websecure","web"]`. Only used when `ingressClass` starts with `traefik` | | ||
| | ssl.createIssuer | false | | Kubernets cluster setup supports creating `issuer` type resource. After deployment, this is step towards creating secure access to the ingress url. Issuer is required for you generate SSL certifiate. Kubernetes can be configured to use any of the certificate authority to generate SSL (depending on CertManager configuration). Set it to `true` to create the issuer. Applicable only when `ingress.enabled=true` | |
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Correct the wording in the ssl.createIssuer row.
Replace “Kubernets”, “certifiate”, and “for you generate” with “Kubernetes”, “certificate”, and “for generating”.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md` at line 523, Update the ssl.createIssuer row in
the README table to correct the wording: change “Kubernets” to “Kubernetes,”
“certifiate” to “certificate,” and “for you generate” to “for generating,”
without altering the surrounding meaning or configuration details.
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| {{- if eq (include "plane.tlsEnabled" $) "true" -}} | ||
| - websecure | ||
| {{- else -}} | ||
| - web | ||
| {{- end -}} |
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values = Path("charts/plane-ce/values.yaml").read_text()
readme = Path("charts/plane-ce/README.md").read_text()
assert 'if eq (include "plane.tlsEnabled" $) "true"' in helpers
assert 'or (eq (include "plane.chartManagedCert" .) "true") .Values.ssl.externalTermination' in helpers
assert '- websecure' in helpers and '- web' in helpers
assert 'externalTermination: true' in values
assert "externalTermination) -> ['websecure']" in values
assert '| TLS terminated in front of Plane | `ssl.externalTermination: true` | `websecure` | — |' in readme
def derived_entrypoint(chart_managed_cert, external_termination):
return "websecure" if chart_managed_cert or external_termination else "web"
for managed, external, expected in [
(False, False, "web"),
(True, False, "websecure"),
(False, True, "websecure"),
(True, True, "websecure"),
]:
actual = derived_entrypoint(managed, external)
print(f"chartManagedCert={managed}, externalTermination={external} -> {actual}")
assert actual == expected
print("The helper maps externalTermination=true to websecure.")
print("The helper cannot distinguish TLS terminated before Traefik from TLS terminated by Traefik.")
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Traefik official documentation entrypoints TLS configuration HTTP forwarded after external TLS termination
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When Traefik is placed behind an external proxy or load balancer that performs TLS termination (such as an AWS ALB or an Nginx reverse proxy), it receives plain HTTP traffic. To ensure your applications correctly identify the original protocol (HTTPS) and other request details, you must configure Traefik to trust the headers forwarded by the upstream proxy [1]. ### Configuration for External TLS Termination You should configure the EntryPoint that receives traffic from your external proxy to trust its IP address. This prevents Traefik from ignoring or overwriting the X-Forwarded-* headers provided by the upstream load balancer [1]. In your static configuration, add the forwardedHeaders section to the relevant EntryPoint [1]: entryPoints: web: address::80 forwardedHeaders: # Use trustedIPs to specify the IP or CIDR of your upstream proxy trustedIPs: - "192.168.1.0/24" - "10.0.0.1" # Alternatively, you can use insecure mode for testing (not recommended for production) # insecure: true ### Handling X-Forwarded-Proto When Traefik receives plain HTTP traffic, it may default the X-Forwarded-Proto header to http unless it is explicitly told to trust the upstream headers [2]. By configuring trustedIPs, Traefik will respect the X-Forwarded-Proto: https header sent by your external TLS terminator, ensuring your application correctly perceives the request as secure [1]. ### Important Considerations * Security: Avoid using forwardedHeaders.insecure: true in production, as it allows any client to spoof headers like X-Forwarded-For or X-Forwarded-Proto [1]. Always use trustedIPs to restrict trust to your known infrastructure [1]. * TLS at EntryPoint: Because your external proxy performs the TLS termination, you do not need to enable TLS configuration (like http.tls) on the EntryPoint receiving this traffic [3][4]. Traefik will handle the traffic as standard HTTP and pass the trusted forwarded information downstream to your services [1]. * Headers Middleware: If you need to manually force specific headers or define which headers indicate a valid HTTPS request, you can use the Headers middleware with the sslProxyHeaders property [5]. This allows you to define custom key-value pairs (e.g., X-Forwarded-Proto: https) that signify a secure connection [5].
Citations:
- 1: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/master/reference/install-configuration/entrypoints/
- 2: Incorrect X-FORWARDED-PROTO, X-FORWARDED-PORT for external TLS termination and proxy protocol traefik/traefik#9757
- 3: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/reference/install-configuration/entrypoints/
- 4: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/v3.3/routing/routers/
- 5: https://doc.traefik.io/traefik/reference/routing-configuration/http/middlewares/headers/
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helpers = Path("charts/plane-ce/templates/_helpers.tpl").read_text()
values = Path("charts/plane-ce/values.yaml").read_text()
readme = Path("charts/plane-ce/README.md").read_text()
ingress = Path("charts/plane-ce/templates/ingress-traefik.yaml").read_text()
checks = {
"tlsEnabled includes chartManagedCert": 'eq (include "plane.chartManagedCert" .) "true") .Values.ssl.externalTermination' in helpers,
"entrypoint branches on tlsEnabled": 'if eq (include "plane.tlsEnabled" $) "true"' in helpers,
"secure branch exists": re.search(r'\n-\s*websecure\b', helpers) is not None,
"HTTP branch exists": re.search(r'\n-\s*web\b', helpers) is not None,
"externalTermination value exists": "externalTermination: false" in values,
"IngressRoutes use helper": ingress.count('include "plane.traefikEntryPoints" .') == 3,
"managed TLS is separate": ingress.count('include "plane.chartManagedCert" .') == 3,
}
for name, result in checks.items():
print(f"{name}: {result}")
def derived_entrypoint(chart_managed_cert, external_termination):
return "websecure" if chart_managed_cert or external_termination else "web"
print("derived cases:")
for managed, external in [(False, False), (True, False), (False, True), (True, True)]:
print(f" chartManagedCert={managed}, externalTermination={external}: "
f"{derived_entrypoint(managed, external)}")
assert all(checks.values())
assert derived_entrypoint(False, True) == "websecure"
assert derived_entrypoint(False, False) == "web"
print("The current helper selects websecure when externalTermination=true.")
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Use plane.chartManagedCert to derive the default Traefik entrypoint.
When an external load balancer terminates TLS and forwards HTTP to Traefik’s web entrypoint, externalTermination=true currently binds all IngressRoutes to websecure, so the requests do not match. Use plane.chartManagedCert for this branch. Require ingress.traefik.entryPoints when Traefik terminates TLS itself, and update the related values.yaml and README.md documentation.
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In `@charts/plane-ce/templates/_helpers.tpl` around lines 111 - 115, Update the
default Traefik entrypoint logic in the relevant helper to derive the branch
from plane.chartManagedCert: use websecure only when the chart manages TLS, and
web when TLS is externally terminated. Require ingress.traefik.entryPoints when
Traefik terminates TLS itself, and align the corresponding values.yaml defaults
and README.md documentation with this behavior.
templates/ingress.yaml called `len` on ingress.ingress_annotations, which ships
commented out, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed outright with
"error calling len: len of nil pointer" on default values -- the nginx path was
unusable unless you happened to set an annotation.
Switches to `{{- with }}`, which skips a nil/empty map cleanly. Same one-line
change in both charts, so the nginx TLS guidance added in this PR describes a
path that actually renders.
Picked up from #296, which made this fix for plane-ce; #289 makes the identical
change to the plane-enterprise copy, so that hunk may conflict trivially.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Superseded by #300 — closing. #300 does the same plane-ce Traefik fix and is a strict superset:
The one thing this PR had that #300 did not — the nginx |
…EB_URL scheme (#300) * fix(plane-ce): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress, and fix WEB_URL scheme Ports #295 to plane-ce, which carried the same Traefik defect plus a second, worse one of its own. templates/ingress-traefik.yaml hardcoded HTTPS in all three IngressRoutes -- the app, the MinIO console and the RabbitMQ console. Each pinned the `websecure` entrypoint and emitted its `tls:` block outside any conditional, so a default install (tls_secret_name empty, generateCerts/createIssuer false) had no HTTP listener AND no certificate: the routes advertised <release>-ssl-cert, a Secret that templates/certs/certs.yaml only creates when createIssuer and generateCerts are both true. Traefik answers such a handshake with its built-in self-signed certificate, logs nothing and stays Ready, which is why this went unnoticed. config-secrets/app-env.yaml then hardcoded WEB_URL as "http://<appHost>" regardless of ssl.*, so even a correctly TLS-configured install served Plane over HTTPS while telling the app it lived at http://. Unlike plane-enterprise, whose WEB_URL was at least conditional, this affected the *working* configurations too. Adds the same three helpers and keeps each setting to one job: plane.chartManagedCert -> `tls:` block + entrypoint plane.tlsEnabled -> https:// scheme for WEB_URL entryPoints -> entrypoint override plus ssl.externalTermination for TLS terminated in front of Plane, and ingress.traefik.entryPoints for renamed entrypoints or the Traefik-terminated case. The nginx Ingress path already gated its `tls:` block and is untouched beyond picking up the WEB_URL fix. Render diff against master, all three routes and both ingress classes: nothing set -> 2 IngressRoutes differ (the fix) tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs generateCerts+createIssuer -> only WEB_URL differs nginx, nothing set -> no change nginx, tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs README gains the TLS options section with a snippet per option, the 4a/4b distinction, an nginx note, and an upgrade note covering both behaviour changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: document the nginx TLS path on both charts The TLS options sections were Traefik-only: the table's Entrypoint column does not apply to `ingressClass: nginx`, and nothing said what ssl.externalTermination does there -- yet an ALB or nginx-ingress holding the certificate is exactly the common nginx case. Adds a matching note to both charts: options 2 and 3 emit the Ingress `tls:` block as before, option 4 emits none and only sets the URL scheme. Includes a rendered example, verified against both charts. Also records the pre-existing, TLS-unrelated render failure on that path: ingress.ingress_annotations ships commented out and templates/ingress.yaml calls `len` on it, so `ingressClass: nginx` dies with "len of nil pointer" unless at least one annotation is set. Present in both charts; #289 fixes the plane-enterprise copy, so it is only documented here, with the workaround, rather than patched twice. plane-enterprise goes to 3.4.1 so the new section actually ships -- chart-releaser runs with skip_existing, so a docs change under charts/ without a version bump is silently never republished. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix: render the nginx Ingress with default (unset) annotations templates/ingress.yaml called `len` on ingress.ingress_annotations, which ships commented out, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed outright with "error calling len: len of nil pointer" on default values -- the nginx path was unusable unless you happened to set an annotation. Switches to `{{- with }}`, which skips a nil/empty map cleanly. Same one-line change in both charts, so the nginx TLS guidance added in this PR describes a path that actually renders. Picked up from #296, which made this fix for plane-ce; #289 makes the identical change to the plane-enterprise copy, so that hunk may conflict trivially. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * chore(plane-enterprise): bump to 3.4.2 for the nginx fix and TLS docs The earlier bump in this branch was a no-op: #299 had already taken 3.4.1, so the version matched master and chart-releaser (skip_existing) would have silently declined to republish -- leaving the nginx annotations fix and the TLS/nginx documentation unshipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(plane-ce): fix doubled word in the ssl.externalTermination table row Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Ports the
plane-enterpriseTraefik TLS fix (#295) toplane-ce, where all threeIngressRoutes — app, MinIO and RabbitMQ — hardcoded HTTPS:Both are now driven by two helpers in
_helpers.tpl, splitting a question the chart conflated:Adds
ssl.externalTerminationandingress.traefik.entryPoints, documents all four TLS options in the README, and bumps the chart1.6.2→1.6.3.Why
With the shipped defaults (
ssl.tls_secret_name: "",generateCerts: false,createIssuer: false) a Traefik install was unreachable over HTTP and had no valid certificate. The routes advertised<release>-ssl-cert, a Secret thattemplates/certs/certs.yamlonly creates whencreateIssuerandgenerateCertsare both true, so Traefik fell back to its built-in self-signed cert.templates/ingress.yaml(nginx) already gated itstls:block on exactly this condition, so the Traefik path was the outlier — the same defect fixed for plane-enterprise in #295, reported by a user deploying to an<ip>.sslip.iodomain on DigitalOcean who had to attach a self-signed certificate to get in at all.Scope / behavior
Rendering is unchanged for every pre-existing configuration. All three IngressRoutes follow the same rule:
sslconfigurationtls:blockswebwebsecure+ 3 dangling Secret refs)tls_secret_namewebsecuregenerateCerts+createIssuerwebsecuregenerateCertsalonewebcreateIssuer)externalTermination: truewebsecureAlso fixed:
ingressClass: nginxcould not render at allSeparate pre-existing break —
templates/ingress.yaml:10calledlenon the commented-outingress.ingress_annotations:So
ingressClass: nginxfailed outright with default values in the released chart. Replaced{{- if gt (len …) 0 }}with{{- with … }}, matching the plane-enterprise fix in #289. Included here because, unlike plane-enterprise, no other PR covers it — and it blocked verifying the nginx path was untouched.Testing
helm template/helm lint; not deployed.Full-chart render diff against
origin/master, parsed YAML compared object-by-object with thehelm.sh/chartlabel and rendertimestampnormalized out:The nginx rows required passing
ingress_annotationsexplicitly, since master cannot render that path at all without it — which is the bug above. Also verified: all fivesslrows produce the expected entrypoint andtls:count across all three routes;ingress.traefik.entryPointsaccepts unset,[], a list and a bare scalar;helm lintpasses.Docs
README.mdgains a TLS options section: one table mapping each environment to entrypoint andtls:block, then a copy-pasteable recipe per option (no TLS, bring-your-own Secret, cert-manager, terminated upstream), the entrypoint override, the entrypoint-redirection caveat with a command to check your own Traefik, and an upgrade note.ssl.externalTerminationandingress.traefik.entryPointsare also added to the Ingress and SSL Setup reference table.Reviewer notes
WEB_URLis hardcodedhttp://in this chart (templates/config-secrets/app-env.yaml:56), regardless of TLS — so a CE install with a certificate still tells the app its own URL ishttp://. That is the mirror image of the bug fixed here and is not addressed in this PR, because changing it would alter behavior for every existing CE install that uses TLS. plane-enterprise derives this scheme from the same condition; CE does not. Worth its own PR — happy to raise one.1.6.3(patch), matching the3.2.2choice in fix(plane-enterprise): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress #295.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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