Broken Chart Triage

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UNOFFICIAL/EXPERIMENTAL. Use this when a Helm chart, values file, or ConfigHub/cub installer path does not behave the way a user expected.

The goal is not to argue that the chart is good or bad. The goal is to turn the failure into a named result: pass, watch, blocked, refused, or a routed gap with evidence.

First Question

Did the desired object set differ from regular Helm, or did the target fail to
run the same desired object set?

That split matters. A render mismatch is a recipe/model problem. A target failure is usually a prerequisite, lifecycle, image, controller, or runtime problem.

Triage Path

StepAskWhere to look
1. RenderDoes cub installer render the same object set as Helm for the same chart, base, values, and capability profile?chart page, render receipt, matrix R lane
2. Target prerequisitesDoes the target provide required CRDs, Secrets, StorageClasses, cloud identity, API capabilities, or topology?target prerequisite docs, matrix watch/blocked reason
3. Lifecycle actionsDid a hook, CRD install, webhook bootstrap, or post-apply observation need an explicit route?chart actions, lifecycle route actions
4. ImagesDid an image disappear or require a mirror, digest pin, pull secret, or legacy namespace?image workdown, chart page watch reason
5. GitOps syncDid the controller sync objects but the workload stayed unhealthy?live receipts, why-synced-is-not-working
6. Runtime healthDid pods, PVCs, Jobs, webhooks, or APIService readiness fail after apply?local/live receipts and active proof queue
7. Model gapIs the base too default-shaped, missing a useful values path, or using the wrong capability profile?chart-use guide, useful-base queue

What To Send

If you want the project to reproduce the problem, send:

New to cub? Install the cub CLI first. You can pull and render public catalog packages without an account. Commands that save or change ConfigHub data require you to sign in.

chart repository and chart name
chart version
values file or flags
Kubernetes version if relevant
controller path: Helm, cub installer, ConfigHub OCI, Argo, Flux, or cub-direct
what you expected
what happened

The expected response is a fixture, receipt, named refusal, route, or watch row. If the project cannot prove the claim, the answer should say so directly.