Add CI job to build and publish docker image and helm chart #7
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This chart handles deployment, services, ingress, etc so that app charts depending on this can simply declare which UI image to run and what ser- vices to talk to.
Triggered on release (or manually) with tags following appname@semver. appname must match /apps/appname. Expects to find /apps/appname/helm.
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Triggered by release (or workflow dispatch) with tagging convention appName@semver, where appName is expected to match an app in /apps.
Also expects to find /apps/appName/helm. Base Helm chart provided that handles the heavy-lifting of deploying an authenticated web app, with the app chart simply needing to specify which image to run and what backend services to use.