Charts: Check for output dir conflicts #710
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Closes #508 Whenever two charts will end up in the same dir, tanka will exit before doing anything Ex, these two versions would end up in the flagger dir: ```yaml directory: charts repositories: - name: flagger url: https://flagger.app requires: - chart: flagger/flagger version: 1.16.1 - chart: flagger/flagger version: 1.17.0 version: 1 ``` ```console $ tk tool charts vendor Error: Output directory conflicts found: - output directory "flagger" is used twice, by charts "flagger/[email protected]" and "flagger/[email protected]" ``` It checks in both `add` and `vendor` commands to handle the case where someone writes their YAML manually
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Closes #508
Whenever two charts will end up in the same dir, tanka will exit before doing anything
Ex, these two versions would end up in the flagger dir:
It checks in both
addandvendorcommands to handle the case where someone writes their YAML manually