fix(plane-ce): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress, and fix the WEB_URL scheme - #300
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…RL scheme Ports #295 to plane-ce, which carried the same Traefik defect plus a second, worse one of its own. templates/ingress-traefik.yaml hardcoded HTTPS in all three IngressRoutes -- the app, the MinIO console and the RabbitMQ console. Each pinned the `websecure` entrypoint and emitted its `tls:` block outside any conditional, so a default install (tls_secret_name empty, generateCerts/createIssuer false) had no HTTP listener AND no certificate: the routes advertised <release>-ssl-cert, a Secret that templates/certs/certs.yaml only creates when createIssuer and generateCerts are both true. Traefik answers such a handshake with its built-in self-signed certificate, logs nothing and stays Ready, which is why this went unnoticed. config-secrets/app-env.yaml then hardcoded WEB_URL as "http://<appHost>" regardless of ssl.*, so even a correctly TLS-configured install served Plane over HTTPS while telling the app it lived at http://. Unlike plane-enterprise, whose WEB_URL was at least conditional, this affected the *working* configurations too. Adds the same three helpers and keeps each setting to one job: plane.chartManagedCert -> `tls:` block + entrypoint plane.tlsEnabled -> https:// scheme for WEB_URL entryPoints -> entrypoint override plus ssl.externalTermination for TLS terminated in front of Plane, and ingress.traefik.entryPoints for renamed entrypoints or the Traefik-terminated case. The nginx Ingress path already gated its `tls:` block and is untouched beyond picking up the WEB_URL fix. Render diff against master, all three routes and both ingress classes: nothing set -> 2 IngressRoutes differ (the fix) tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs generateCerts+createIssuer -> only WEB_URL differs nginx, nothing set -> no change nginx, tls_secret_name -> only WEB_URL differs README gains the TLS options section with a snippet per option, the 4a/4b distinction, an nginx note, and an upgrade note covering both behaviour changes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The TLS options sections were Traefik-only: the table's Entrypoint column does not apply to `ingressClass: nginx`, and nothing said what ssl.externalTermination does there -- yet an ALB or nginx-ingress holding the certificate is exactly the common nginx case. Adds a matching note to both charts: options 2 and 3 emit the Ingress `tls:` block as before, option 4 emits none and only sets the URL scheme. Includes a rendered example, verified against both charts. Also records the pre-existing, TLS-unrelated render failure on that path: ingress.ingress_annotations ships commented out and templates/ingress.yaml calls `len` on it, so `ingressClass: nginx` dies with "len of nil pointer" unless at least one annotation is set. Present in both charts; #289 fixes the plane-enterprise copy, so it is only documented here, with the workaround, rather than patched twice. plane-enterprise goes to 3.4.1 so the new section actually ships -- chart-releaser runs with skip_existing, so a docs change under charts/ without a version bump is silently never republished. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
WalkthroughThe charts add TLS termination settings, helper templates, configurable Traefik entrypoints, conditional TLS rendering, HTTPS URL generation, and documentation for CE and Enterprise deployments. The Plane CE chart version changes from 1.6.3 to 1.7.0. ChangesTLS termination and routing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The nginx setup documentation should clarify that Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant HelmValues
participant TLSHelpers
participant AppEnv
participant TraefikIngressRoutes
Operator->>HelmValues: Set TLS and entrypoint values
HelmValues->>TLSHelpers: Provide chart configuration
TLSHelpers->>AppEnv: Return TLS-enabled state
TLSHelpers->>TraefikIngressRoutes: Return entrypoints and certificate state
AppEnv->>AppEnv: Render HTTP or HTTPS WEB_URL
TraefikIngressRoutes->>TraefikIngressRoutes: Render entryPoints and optional tls block
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In `@charts/plane-ce/README.md`:
- Around line 606-610: Update the ingressClass: nginx workaround documentation
in charts/plane-ce/README.md lines 606-610 and charts/plane-enterprise/README.md
lines 270-274 to state that setting ingress.ingress_annotations to an empty map
({}) is sufficient, while providing annotations also works; a non-empty map is
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templates/ingress.yaml called `len` on ingress.ingress_annotations, which ships
commented out, so `ingressClass: nginx` failed outright with
"error calling len: len of nil pointer" on default values -- the nginx path was
unusable unless you happened to set an annotation.
Switches to `{{- with }}`, which skips a nil/empty map cleanly. Same one-line
change in both charts, so the nginx TLS guidance added in this PR describes a
path that actually renders.
Picked up from #296, which made this fix for plane-ce; #289 makes the identical
change to the plane-enterprise copy, so that hunk may conflict trivially.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The earlier bump in this branch was a no-op: #299 had already taken 3.4.1, so the version matched master and chart-releaser (skip_existing) would have silently declined to republish -- leaving the nginx annotations fix and the TLS/nginx documentation unshipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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What
Ports #295 to plane-ce, which carried the same Traefik defect plus a second, worse one of its own. Also documents the nginx TLS path on both charts.
1. All three Traefik
IngressRoutes no longer force TLS.charts/plane-ce/templates/ingress-traefik.yamlhardcoded HTTPS in the app route, the MinIO console route and the RabbitMQ console route — each pinnedwebsecureand emitted itstls:block outside any conditional:2.
WEB_URLnow follows the TLS configuration.config-secrets/app-env.yamlhardcoded it:3. New
ssl.externalTerminationandingress.traefik.entryPoints, matching plane-enterprise.Driven by the same three helpers, so each setting has exactly one job:
Chart
1.6.3→1.7.0. plane-enterprise3.4.1→3.4.2(docs + the nginx fix, see below).Why
The Traefik bug is identical to #295. With shipped defaults (
tls_secret_name: '',generateCerts: false,createIssuer: false) a plane-ce Traefik install was unreachable over HTTP and had no valid certificate: the routes advertised<release>-ssl-cert, whichtemplates/certs/certs.yaml:1only creates whencreateIssuerandgenerateCertsare both true. Traefik answers such a handshake with its built-in self-signed certificate, logs nothing, and staysReady— which is why it went unnoticed.The
WEB_URLbug is worse than plane-enterprise's, because it hit the configurations that were working. plane-enterprise at least madeWEB_URLconditional ontls_secret_name OR (generateCerts AND createIssuer). plane-ce did not: it emittedhttp://<appHost>unconditionally. So a plane-ce install with a perfectly good certificate served Plane over HTTPS while telling the app it lived athttp://— blocked mixed content, OAuth callbacks failing the provider's exact-match check, broken asset links. That is a live bug for every TLS-configured plane-ce user, not just the no-TLS case, and it is the one behaviour change here.Why
externalTerminationis needed onceWEB_URLis scheme-aware. TLS terminated upstream is invisible to the chart — an ALB with an ACM cert, an NLB TLS listener, Cloudflare, or a Traefik entrypoint with its own certificate all mean "users are onhttps://" while the chart owns no Secret.generateCerts: falsecannot express it, being equally true of "plain HTTP, no TLS anywhere". Splitting the condition matters because "traffic is HTTPS" and "this chart owns a Secret" are different questions, and only the second may gate atls:block.Scope / behavior
sslconfigurationtls:blockWEB_URLwebhttp://websecure+ dangling Secret)tls_secret_namewebsecurehttps://WEB_URLfixed (washttp://)generateCerts+createIssuerwebsecure<release>-ssl-certhttps://WEB_URLfixed (washttp://)generateCertsalonewebhttp://createIssuer)externalTermination: true(4a — upstream)webhttps://externalTermination: true+entryPoints: ['websecure'](4b — Traefik terminates)websecurehttps://All three
IngressRoutes follow the same derivation. The nginxIngresspath already gated itstls:block and is untouched beyond picking up theWEB_URLfix.The one behaviour change:
WEB_URLmoveshttp://→https://for existing TLS-configured installs, on both ingress classes. That is the bug fix, but it is a change — if you worked around the old value downstream, drop the override.Testing
Render matrix, all three routes, release
t, MinIO and RabbitMQ consoles enabled:generateCertsalone →['web'], notls:,http://— confirming the README's "creates nothing, treated as no TLS".Full-chart render diff against
master, parsed YAML compared object-by-object with thehelm.sh/chartlabel and rendertimestampnormalized out:Textual diff for the TLS-configured case confirms the only substantive line is:
everything else being the chart-version label and the render timestamp.
Also checked:
entryPointsaccepts unset /[]/ a list / a bare string (a scalar would otherwise render a list-less mapping the CRD rejects);helm lintpasses on both charts; and every README snippet was rendered as a literal values file rather than eyeballed — including the nginx one, on both charts.Not deployed to a live cluster. #295 got the live install → upgrade → rollback treatment on
plane-eks-dev; this is the same template change plus a one-line scheme fix, verified by render diff.Docs
plane-ce README replaces the section that documented the bug as intended behaviour — "The
IngressRoutealways references a TLS secret" — with the TLS options section from #295, adapted: the routing table, a copy-pasteable snippet per option, the 4a/4b split, the entrypoint override, the Traefik-redirection caveat, and an upgrade note covering both behaviour changes.ssl.externalTerminationandingress.traefik.entryPointsare added to the Ingress and SSL Setup reference table.Both READMEs gain an nginx note. The TLS sections were Traefik-only — the table's Entrypoint column does not apply to
ingressClass: nginx, and nothing said whatexternalTerminationdoes there, even though an ALB or nginx-ingress holding the certificate is exactly the common nginx case.Also fixes the nginx path outright, so that guidance describes something that renders.
ingress.ingress_annotationsships commented out andtemplates/ingress.yaml:10calledlenon it, soingressClass: nginxdied witherror calling len: len of nil pointeron default values — unusable unless you happened to set an annotation. Switched to{{- with }}in both charts. Verified: both now render with annotations unset, and still emit them when set.plane-enterprise is bumped
3.4.1→3.4.2purely so the new section ships: chart-releaser runs withskip_existing: true, so a docs change undercharts/without a version bump is silently never republished.Related
plane.traefikEntryPointsonplane.tlsEnabled— carrying the routing bug whereexternalTerminationputs the route onwebsecurewhile an upstream terminator forwards cleartext toweb, so those requests 404. It also does not touchWEB_URL, and its1.6.2 → 1.6.3bump now collides with master. Its one unique change, the nginxlen of nil pointerfix, is carried over here (and applied to both charts), so this PR is a strict superset — fix(plane-ce): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress #296 can be closed.ssl.modeenum: fix(plane-enterprise): stop forcing TLS on the Traefik ingress #295 discussion concluded the boolean pair (externalTermination+entryPoints) is right for an additive change, but a single enum —none | cert-manager | existing-secret | external-upstream | external-traefik— is the better shape and would make invalid combinations likegenerateCertswithoutcreateIssuerunrepresentable. Wants its own PR and a major bump on both charts.🤖 Generated with Claude Code