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helm-chart-tester

Configures helm-unittest for Helm chart unit testing - installs the `helm-unittest` plugin, authors `tests/*.yaml` per template, asserts on rendered manifests (`isKind`, `equal`, `matchRegex`, snapshots), plus `helm lint` and `helm template` render testing. Use to verify a chart's template logic and rendered shape; this is unit-level correctness testing, not security scanning - to enforce policy on rendered manifests use policy-as-code-runner, and to scan charts for misconfigurations use checkov-policy or trivy-config.

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helm-chart-tester

Overview

helm-unittest (Helm plugin) unit-tests the rendered chart output - assert specific fields, conditional behaviors, value substitutions - to catch template bugs before deploying.

When to use

  • Team ships Helm charts (in-house apps, OSS contributions).
  • A chart has conditional logic ({{ if .Values.foo }}); tests verify both branches.
  • A chart's rendered output must satisfy specific shape contracts (env vars, ports, labels).

Step 1 - Install

helm plugin install https://github.com/helm-unittest/helm-unittest
helm plugin list   # verify

Step 2 - Author a test

# charts/mychart/tests/deployment_test.yaml
suite: deployment template
templates:
  - templates/deployment.yaml
tests:
  - it: should set the right image
    set:
      image.repository: myapp
      image.tag: v1.2.3
    asserts:
      - isKind:
          of: Deployment
      - equal:
          path: spec.template.spec.containers[0].image
          value: myapp:v1.2.3

  - it: should add the configured env vars
    set:
      env:
        - name: API_URL
          value: https://api.example.com
        - name: LOG_LEVEL
          value: debug
    asserts:
      - contains:
          path: spec.template.spec.containers[0].env
          content:
            name: API_URL
            value: https://api.example.com

  - it: should add resource limits when set
    set:
      resources:
        limits:
          memory: 512Mi
          cpu: 500m
    asserts:
      - equal:
          path: spec.template.spec.containers[0].resources.limits.memory
          value: 512Mi

  - it: should NOT add resource limits when unset
    asserts:
      - notExists:
          path: spec.template.spec.containers[0].resources.limits

The set: block overrides values; asserts: checks the rendered output.

Step 3 - Common assertions

AssertionUse
equalExact value match
notEqualInverse
isKindDocument is the expected Kind
isAPIVersionSpecific API version
isNullOrEmptyField is null / empty
notNullOrEmptyField has a value
existsField exists
notExistsField absent
containsArray contains an item
notContainsInverse
matchRegexField matches regex
notMatchRegexInverse
failedTemplateTemplate should fail to render (negative test)

Step 4 - Run

# All tests for a chart
helm unittest charts/mychart/

# Specific test file
helm unittest charts/mychart/ -f tests/deployment_test.yaml

# Update snapshots (if using snapshot assertions)
helm unittest charts/mychart/ -u

Step 5 - Snapshot testing

For complex rendered manifests, snapshot the output:

tests:
  - it: should render the full deployment correctly
    asserts:
      - matchSnapshot: {}

First run captures the snapshot; subsequent runs compare. A diff fails the test. Useful for catching unintended template changes.

Per golden-file-conventions (in the qa-test-data plugin): sanitize the snapshots (strip volatile fields like timestamps).

Step 6 - Chart linting

helm lint charts/mychart/

Catches:

  • Missing required fields (name, version, appVersion).
  • Broken template syntax.
  • YAML formatting issues.
  • Schema violations (if values.schema.json present).

Run alongside unit tests in CI.

Step 7 - Render testing

# See the rendered output without applying
helm template myrelease charts/mychart/ -f values.test.yaml

# Compare two renders (e.g., before / after a change)
helm template myrelease charts/mychart/ -f values.test.yaml > new.yaml
git stash
helm template myrelease charts/mychart/ -f values.test.yaml > old.yaml
git stash pop
diff old.yaml new.yaml

Useful for review: "what does this change actually produce?"

Step 8 - CI integration

jobs:
  helm:
    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
    steps:
      - uses: actions/checkout@v5
      - uses: azure/setup-helm@v4
        with: { version: 'v3.16.4' }
      - run: helm plugin install https://github.com/helm-unittest/helm-unittest
      - run: helm lint charts/mychart/
      - run: helm unittest charts/mychart/

Step 9 - Kubernetes admission integration

For deeper verification, render charts and run them through OPA / Conftest:

helm template myrelease charts/mychart/ -f values.yaml | conftest test -

The Conftest step catches policy violations the unit tests don't cover (e.g., "all containers must have resource limits"). See policy-as-code-runner.

Anti-patterns

Anti-patternWhy it failsFix
Skipping helm lintSchema violations slip; install fails at deploy.Always lint (Step 6).
Snapshot-only tests (no equal checks)Snapshots accept any change; explicit assertions catch intent.Mix snapshots + explicit (Step 2 + Step 5).
One mega-test file per chartTest file becomes unreadable; merge conflicts.One test file per template.
Hardcoded image tags in testsTests pass against the wrong tag if values default.Set image tag explicitly via set:.
Skipping the negative tests (notExists, failedTemplate)Unintended additions slip through.Test absences too (Step 2 example).

Limitations

  • Unit-level only. helm-unittest renders templates; doesn't install. For install verification, use Helm's helm install --dry-run + admission webhooks.
  • Snapshot maintenance. Snapshots accumulate; periodic review needed.
  • No cross-chart testing. Per-chart only; cross-chart interactions need integration testing.

References

  • helm-unittest at github.com/helm-unittest/helm-unittest.
  • Helm docs at helm.sh/docs/.
  • policy-as-code-runner - policy-level testing of rendered manifests.
  • golden-file-conventions - for snapshot sanitization patterns.

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