Hi!
First off, thanks for maintaining kubeconform — it’s a really useful and well-built tool for validating Kubernetes manifests!
Would you consider adding a conda-forge release for it?
Having kubeconform available via conda-forge would make installation and version pinning much easier in reproducible environments such as Pixi, micromamba, and Conda. It would also help integrate it cleanly into CI/CD workflows where other Kubernetes tools (like kustomize, kubectl, and helm) are already available on conda-forge.
You can find here a description how to do this: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs/
Thanks again for the great tool!
Hi!
First off, thanks for maintaining
kubeconform— it’s a really useful and well-built tool for validating Kubernetes manifests!Would you consider adding a conda-forge release for it?
Having
kubeconformavailable via conda-forge would make installation and version pinning much easier in reproducible environments such as Pixi, micromamba, and Conda. It would also help integrate it cleanly into CI/CD workflows where other Kubernetes tools (likekustomize,kubectl, andhelm) are already available on conda-forge.You can find here a description how to do this: https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs/
Thanks again for the great tool!