Inspect the Project Structure
Open your project in Visual Studio Code on the7-demo branch. In the Explorer pane, you’ll find a 7.7.1 directory containing your Helm chart sources alongside your application code:

Prerequisite: Install Helm v3.11.2+
Make sure you have Helm version 3.11.2 or later:If you see warnings about your kubeconfig file being group- or world-readable, consider tightening permissions:
Step 1: Package the Helm Chart
Run the following command in your project root. This generates a compressed chart archive (.tgz):
Step 2: Authenticate to GHCR
Log in to the GitHub Container Registry using your GitHub username and a Personal Access Token:Your token should have the
read:packages and write:packages scopes to push and pull images.Step 3: Push the Chart to the OCI Repository
Push the packaged chart to your GHCR repository under your namespace:Step 4: Verify the Package in GitHub
- Go to your GitHub repository.
- Click on Packages in the sidebar.
- You should see block-buster-helm-app with version 7.7.1 listed.
Step 5: Pull the OCI Artifact
Retrieve the chart archive using Docker or any OCI-compliant client:Summary of Commands
| Step | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Verify Helm version | helm version | Check installed Helm version |
| Package chart | helm package <chart-path> | Create a .tgz archive |
| Authenticate to GHCR | helm registry login ghcr.io --username <user> | Log in with GitHub credentials |
| Push chart | helm push <archive>.tgz oci://ghcr.io/<user>/<repo> | Upload chart to OCI registry |
| Pull chart | docker pull ghcr.io/<user>/<repo>:<version> | Download chart artifact |