GPTEINFRA-16761 - Forward multi_user information to helm - #161
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Pass num_users and usernames from the RHPDS form into the Helm chart values so the Helm chart can consume it directly. Ref: GPTEINFRA-16761
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Add an ApplicationSet template that generates individual ArgoCD Applications for each user defined in multi_user.users. This enables per-user namespace isolation with hello-world as an example component. Ref: rhpds/core_workloads#161 Ref: GPTEINFRA-16761
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Pass num_users and usernames from the RHPDS form into the Helm chart values so the Helm chart can consume it directly.
Ref: GPTEINFRA-16761