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fix: Add RabbitMQ Configuration Details to Community Edition Helm Chart README #52

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Add RabbitMQ Configuration Details to Community Edition Helm Chart README

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  • New Features

    • Version updated to 1.0.26 for the Plane application.
  • Documentation

    • Enhanced installation instructions and configuration settings for RabbitMQ.
    • Added a new RabbitMQ setup section detailing configuration parameters for improved deployment clarity.

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The pull request updates the Chart.yaml file for the plane-ce application by incrementing the version field from 1.0.25 to 1.0.26. Additionally, the README.md file is modified to enhance installation instructions and configuration settings for RabbitMQ, introducing new configuration options and a detailed setup table. These changes aim to improve the clarity and usability of the documentation for users deploying RabbitMQ alongside the application.

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charts/plane-ce/Chart.yaml Version updated from 1.0.25 to 1.0.26.
charts/plane-ce/README.md Enhanced installation instructions and configuration settings for RabbitMQ, including new setup parameters.

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
charts/plane-ce/README.md (2)

Line range hint 113-117: LGTM: RabbitMQ Setup section added with comprehensive details

The new RabbitMQ Setup section provides valuable information about various configuration options for RabbitMQ, which aligns well with the PR objectives. The table includes important parameters such as local_setup, image, servicePort, managementPort, volumeSize, and storageClass.

However, there's a minor formatting suggestion:

Consider adding an empty line before the "RabbitMQ Setup" header to maintain consistent spacing with other sections in the document. This will improve readability and maintain the overall structure of the README.


Line range hint 301-301: LGTM: RabbitMQ management console route added

The addition of the RabbitMQ management console route is appropriate and consistent with the PR objectives. This provides users with information on how to access the RabbitMQ management interface.

Consider updating the description to be more specific:

- | plane-mq.example.com | / | <http://plane-app-rabbitmq.plane:15672> | (Optional) if using local setup, this will enable management console access |
+ | plane-mq.example.com | / | <http://plane-app-rabbitmq.plane:15672> | (Optional) If using local setup, this will enable RabbitMQ management console access |

This change clarifies that it's specifically for the RabbitMQ management console.

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30-30: LGTM: RabbitMQ configuration parameters added

The addition of --set ingress.rabbitmqHost="plane-rabbitmq.example.com" and --set rabbitmq.storageClass=longhorn to the Helm installation command is appropriate. These parameters allow users to configure the RabbitMQ ingress host and storage class, which is consistent with the PR objectives.

Also applies to: 35-35


Line range hint 114-117: LGTM: Comprehensive RabbitMQ configuration parameters added

The addition of RabbitMQ configuration parameters is thorough and provides users with essential options:

  • default_user and default_password for setting up credentials
  • assign_cluster_ip for controlling ClusterIP assignment
  • external_rabbitmq_url for connecting to a remote RabbitMQ service

These additions enhance the flexibility and usability of the Plane project's RabbitMQ integration.


Line range hint 30-301: Overall: Excellent addition of RabbitMQ configuration details

This PR successfully adds comprehensive RabbitMQ configuration details to the Community Edition Helm Chart README, meeting the stated objectives. The changes include:

  1. Updated Helm installation command with RabbitMQ-specific parameters
  2. A new RabbitMQ Setup section with detailed configuration options
  3. Additional RabbitMQ-specific parameters for advanced setups
  4. Custom ingress route for RabbitMQ management console access

These additions significantly improve the documentation, providing users with clear guidance on how to configure RabbitMQ within the context of the Helm Chart.

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30-35: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The addition of RabbitMQ configuration options in the Helm installation command is appropriate and consistent with the existing pattern. This allows users to easily configure RabbitMQ-specific settings during installation.

Consider adding a brief comment above these new lines to highlight the RabbitMQ-specific configuration, similar to how you've commented on other sections. For example:

+  # RabbitMQ configuration
   --set ingress.rabbitmqHost="plane-mq.example.com" \
   --set rabbitmq.storageClass=longhorn \

This would improve readability and help users quickly identify the purpose of these new parameters.


Line range hint 113-117: LGTM! Consider rephrasing for variety.

The addition of the RabbitMQ Setup table is excellent. It provides comprehensive information about RabbitMQ configuration options, maintaining consistency with other configuration tables in the document. The descriptions are clear, informative, and appropriate for a Helm chart configuration.

To add variety to the writing and address the static analysis hint, consider rephrasing the description for the rabbitmq.managementPort parameter. For example:

- | rabbitmq.managementPort | 15672 |  | This key sets the default management port number to be used while setting up stateful deployment of `rabbitmq`. |
+ | rabbitmq.managementPort | 15672 |  | Specifies the default management port number for the stateful deployment of `rabbitmq`. |

This minor change adds variety to the writing while maintaining clarity and consistency with the document's style.

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[style] ~217-~217: You have already used this phrasing in nearby sentences. Consider replacing it to add variety to your writing.
Context: ... | Based on above configuration, if you want to expose the rabbitmq web console to se...

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30-35: Overall, excellent additions to the README!

The changes effectively integrate RabbitMQ configuration details into the existing documentation. The additions to both the installation command and the configuration settings table provide users with clear instructions and options for setting up RabbitMQ within the Plane Community Edition Helm chart.

These updates enhance the usability of the Helm chart by:

  1. Allowing users to configure RabbitMQ-specific settings during installation.
  2. Providing a comprehensive table of RabbitMQ configuration options with clear descriptions and default values.
  3. Maintaining consistency with the existing document structure and style.

The changes align well with the PR objectives of enhancing the documentation for RabbitMQ configuration in the Community Edition Helm Chart.

Also applies to: 113-117, 217-217

@mguptahub mguptahub merged commit fca0d15 into develop Oct 10, 2024
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@mguptahub mguptahub deleted the fix/readme branch October 10, 2024 06:54
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