Add a configurable chart-path input defaulting to
${{ github.workspace }}/Chart.yaml so consumers can point the action at
non-standard chart locations. Update the README inputs table to document
all available inputs including yq-related parameters.
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Allow users to specify a custom path to Chart.yaml via the chart-path
input. The add-annotations.sh script reads the CHART_FILE environment
variable with a fallback to "Chart.yaml" for standalone usage.
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Merge the separate actions/checkout packageRule into the existing
ah-annotations rule to reduce duplication. Update README examples to use
current versions (actions/checkout@v5.0.0, ah-annotations@v0.0.1).
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Escape the forward slash in the ah-annotations regex pattern to ensure
correct matching. Add a packageRule to automerge minor, patch, and
pinDigest updates for actions/checkout.
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Update README examples and renovate customManagers to reference
"ah-annotations" (with trailing 's') matching the repository name on
git.cryptic.systems.
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The git-tags datasource requires a resolvable Git URL to fetch tags.
Without packageNameTemplate, Renovate attempts to use the depName
"volker.raschek/ah-annotation" as a URL, which fails for non-GitHub
repositories.
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The depName and matchStrings referenced "ah-annotations" (with trailing
's') but the repository is named "ah-annotation". Additionally, the
matchStrings patterns used greedy `.+`/`.*` which could capture trailing
whitespace or YAML content beyond the version string. Replace with
`[^\s"']+` to stop at the first delimiter. Escape the dot in
"volker.raschek" to prevent unintended wildcard matching. Add "uses: "
prefix to match the actual README content.
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Move the yq binary version check out of the echo command substitution
into a standalone variable assignment. With set -e, a failed command
inside $() as an argument to echo does not trigger errexit, silently
swallowing errors like "Exec format error". A separate assignment
correctly propagates the failure.
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