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    • Introduced a new upgrade process guide with step-by-step instructions for Docker image building, chart updates, packaging, and Git and Helm workflows.
    • Expanded configuration management details, including environment variables and their default values.
    • Updated upgrade instructions to enhance clarity and corrected minor formatting issues for consistency.

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The changes update the documentation in the README.md to include a new "Upgrade Process" section for the Hossted Kubernetes Operator. This section outlines five specific steps: building the Docker image, updating the Helm chart (with modifications to the Chart.yaml), packaging and releasing the chart via Helm commands, following a Git workflow, and adding the Helm repository. In addition, the configuration values section now provides a detailed list of environment variables and their default values, and a formatting correction has been applied to the primaryCreds.password.secretName entry.

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File Changes Summary
README.md - Added "Upgrade Process" section detailing: Docker build with specific version, Helm chart update and packaging, Git workflow, and Helm repository addition.
- Expanded configuration values with environment variables and defaults.
- Updated the Helm upgrade command to suggest using a values file.
- Corrected formatting for primaryCreds.password.secretName.

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    User->>Helm: Update Chart.yaml and package chart
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    User->>Git: Execute Git workflow for version control
    User->>Repo: Add Helm repository and update index
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README.md (3)

36-44: New "Upgrade Process" Section — Clear and Structured
The new section is well-organized and clearly lists the steps for upgrading the operator. The "Build Docker Image" subsection is straightforward. Although using the placeholder ${version} is common, it might be helpful to clarify (perhaps in a preceding note) that this value should be defined by the user.


57-69: Package and Release Instructions — Minor Language Improvement
This subsection provides a clear step-by-step guide. However, note the language in step 2:

  • Current: "Move the packaged artifact to helm-release directory"
  • Suggested: "Move the packaged artifact to the helm-release directory"
    A similar minor improvement might refine overall readability.
-2. Move the packaged artifact to helm-release directory
+2. Move the packaged artifact to the helm-release directory
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[uncategorized] ~63-~63: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ... ``` 2. Move the packaged artifact to helm-release directory 3. Update the Helm r...

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135-135: Values File Upgrade Command — Minor Wording Improvement
The sentence could be improved for clarity. Consider updating the instruction to include the missing definite article and preposition.

  • Current:
    `- pass the above values file whenever you do an upgrade using helm command. ```helm upgrade --install hossted-operator hossted/hossted-operator -n hossted-operator -f values.yaml````
  • Suggested:
    `- Pass the above values file whenever you do an upgrade using the Helm command: ```helm upgrade --install hossted-operator hossted/hossted-operator -n hossted-operator -f values.yaml````
-- pass the above values file whenever you do an upgrade using helm command. ```helm upgrade --install hossted-operator  hossted/hossted-operator -n hossted-operator -f values.yaml```
+- Pass the above values file whenever you do an upgrade using the Helm command: 
+  ```bash
+  helm upgrade --install hossted-operator hossted/hossted-operator -n hossted-operator -f values.yaml
+  ```
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[uncategorized] ~135-~135: Possible missing preposition found.
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[uncategorized] ~135-~135: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ...s file whenever you do an upgrade using helm command. ```helm upgrade --install hoss...

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[uncategorized] ~63-~63: You might be missing the article “the” here.
Context: ... ``` 2. Move the packaged artifact to helm-release directory 3. Update the Helm r...

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README.md (4)

45-56: Helm Chart Update Instructions — Clear YAML Example
The "Update Helm Chart" step is clearly written with an appropriate YAML snippet. This makes it easy for users to understand the required changes in Chart.yaml. Consider mentioning the file path or directory for clarity, if not already described elsewhere in the docs.


70-73: Git Workflow Instructions — Simple and Direct
This section briefly outlines the necessary Git operations. The steps are clear and concise.


74-79: Adding Helm Repository — Clear Usage Example
The instructions for adding a Helm repository are straightforward. The use of a code block for the command is helpful, and the note to replace <repository-url> with the actual URL is clear.


196-197: Configuration Values — Corrected Secret Name Formatting
The update to the primaryCreds.password.secretName entry now clearly specifies "argocd-initial-admin-secret", which appears to be the intended configuration. Ensure that this value is consistent with the rest of the system’s configuration settings.

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