Helm releases

1. Click Helm in the sidebar. The screen is called Helm Releases.
2. Pick a namespace in the sidebar, or keep all namespaces.
3. Click a release to open it.

The list shows Name, Namespace, Chart, Revision, Status and Updated. Glauco reads releases from the Helm release Secrets in the cluster, so you can browse them without the helm program.

A release shows Overview, Values, Notes, the Resources it manages and its Revision history. Click a resource to open it.

1. Open the release.
2. Under Revision history, find the revision you want.
3. Click Roll back.
4. Click Roll back in the dialog.

Helm deploys that revision again as a new revision. The history stays.

1. Open the release.
2. Click Uninstall at the bottom.
3. Read the dialog. Helm removes the release and all of its resources. This cannot be undone.
4. Click Uninstall.

Roll back and uninstall run the helm program. Glauco needs Helm 3 or later. It looks in this order:

1. The Helm binary setting.
2. The GLAUCO_HELM_PATH environment variable.
3. helm on your PATH.

To choose a binary:

1. Open Settings with ⌘, on macOS, or Ctrl, on Windows and Linux, or with the gear button at the bottom of the sidebar.
2. In the Helm section, click Choose… next to Helm binary.
3. Pick the helm file. On Windows, pick helm.exe.
4. Check the line under the field, for example Helm v3.19.0.

Click Use default to clear the setting and go back to GLAUCO_HELM_PATH or your PATH. When the field is empty, it says Not set, using helm from PATH. If Helm is missing or too old, see Helm not found.