Use proper comment syntax in YAML files #5505
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Summary of Changes
This pull request addresses an issue introduced in PR #5504, where incorrect comment syntax in YAML files was causing manifest generation errors in Argo CD. Specifically, the change replaces the incorrect // comment syntax with the correct # syntax in deployment/helm/templates/routes.yaml. This resolves the YAML parsing error and allows Argo CD to properly generate manifests.
Highlights
- Bug Fix: The PR fixes a manifest generation error caused by incorrect comment syntax in a YAML file.
- YAML Syntax: The PR corrects the comment syntax in
deployment/helm/templates/routes.yamlfrom//to#. - Argo CD: The fix resolves an issue where Argo CD was unable to generate manifests due to the YAML parsing error.
Changelog
- deployment/helm/templates/routes.yaml
- Replaced incorrect
//comment syntax with#to fix YAML parsing errors.
- Replaced incorrect
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Code Review
The pull request addresses an issue where incorrect comment syntax in YAML files was causing parsing errors during manifest generation. The change replaces // comments with # comments in deployment/helm/templates/routes.yaml. This resolves the reported error and ensures proper YAML parsing.
Merge Readiness
The pull request appears to correctly address the reported issue by fixing the comment syntax in the YAML file. Given the fix directly resolves a parsing error, it is important to merge this change. I am unable to approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
Summary
Fixes a manifest problem introduced in #5504.
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