docs(agents): clarify that the portal chart still ships releases for new config - #346
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…new config "Do not add per-field values keys" read as "the chart never changes when the application adds config", which would leave users with no way to discover a new option — values.yaml is where they look. The rule is about not hoisting schema fields into dedicated keys with their own template plumbing; new config still gets a commented example under developerPortal.config and a chart release.
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The documentation currently misstates how Secret-backed placeholders are handled in the ConfigMap, which could mislead chart users about value overrides and credential exposure. The PR is otherwise mergeable, with this localized wording correction requiring owner follow-up. Possibly related PRs
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In `@AGENTS.md`:
- Line 78: Update the ConfigMap security statement in AGENTS.md to clarify that
config.yaml intentionally contains the placeholders ${PORTAL_TOKEN}, ${DB_URL},
and ${AUTH_SECRET}, while the actual credentials remain Secret-backed; state
that chart-owned placeholders override user values and prevent credentials from
being rendered into the ConfigMap.
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The placeholders live in the ConfigMap by design; what a user cannot do is replace them with literal credentials.
Follow-up to #345.
The rule added there — "do not add per-field
.Valueskeys" — reads as "the chart never changes when the application adds config". That is the wrong takeaway:values.yamlis where chart users find out an option exists, so skipping chart releases would leave new Developer Portal config undiscoverable.What the rule is actually about is not hoisting schema fields into dedicated
.Valueskeys with their own template plumbing, which mirrors a schema this repo does not own and leaves two ways to set one field. Pass-through means a user is never blocked waiting for a chart release, not that no release is due.Reworded accordingly, with the follow-up spelled out: new application config gets an entry under
developerPortal.configand a chart release, written as a commented example rather than a live default — a live default pins the application's default of that day into the chart and keeps overriding it after the application moves on.Docs only; no chart or template change, so no chart version bump.
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