[onedr0p]

Follows the pattern from home-operations/kopiur@041549a: release-please stamps version and appVersion in Chart.yaml on every release (x-release-please-version annotations + extra-files), so a git-sourced chart install deploys a real image tag instead of the nonexistent 0.0.0. The release workflow still re-stamps both at helm package time; this just keeps the repo copy from going stale.

Applying the pattern verbatim would have broken tuppr's CI, so two extra pieces were needed:

1. The chart README is stamped too. tuppr gates chart-docs staleness in CI (helm-docs-check in the tests workflow, which also runs on pushes to main). Since the README version badges are generated from Chart.yaml, a release PR that bumped only Chart.yaml would fail that check on the PR and then on main after merge. The README is therefore listed in extra-files with annotated badge lines. Two constraints from release-please's generic updater (verified against its source, src/updaters/generic.ts):

   • It replaces only the first semver occurrence per annotated line, so the version must appear exactly once per line - it is kept out of the badge alt text.
   • Its semver regex would swallow a shields.io path-style -informational color suffix as a prerelease (Version-0.4.0-informational → Version-0.4.1, corrupting the URL), so the version badges use the static/v1?label=...&message=0.4.0&color=... query form, where the version is delimited by &.

   Verified end to end by simulating the updater's exact regex/replacement on Chart.yaml + README.md and confirming helm-docs regeneration is byte-identical afterwards - so release PRs keep helm-docs-check green.

2. The helm unittest image assertion matched a hardcoded tuppr:0.0.0; it now asserts the repo:semver shape so it keeps passing as the stamped appVersion moves.

Chart renders with image: ghcr.io/home-operations/tuppr:0.4.0, helm-docs-check passes, helm lint passes, and all 54 chart unit tests pass.

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Greptile Summary

Updates release automation so each release stamps the Helm chart and generated documentation versions.

• Sets the repository chart version and appVersion to the current release.
• Adds Chart.yaml and README.md to release-please extra files.
• Reworks generated badges to remain compatible with release-please and helm-docs.
• Generalizes the default image test to validate the stamped semantic-version tag.

Confidence Score: 5/5

The PR appears safe to merge, with no concrete blocking or independently actionable non-blocking issues identified.

The release configuration, chart metadata, generated README template, and image assertion consistently implement repository version stamping while preserving the existing packaging and documentation checks.

T-Rex Logs

What T-Rex did

• I prepared the before-capture baseline by reviewing the stamped Chart/README metadata, the rendered 0.4.0 image, and the lint status.
• I executed the exact reproducible validation harness trex-artifacts/chart-release-metadata-validation.sh to perform the capture.
• I verified the after-capture state showed byte-identical hashes, a clean generated diff, the asserted 0.4.0 image, and successful lint.
• I surfaced the artifacts used in this validation, including the validation script and the two capture logs, for reviewer inspection.

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Important Files Changed

Filename	Overview
charts/tuppr/Chart.yaml	Replaces placeholder chart metadata with release-please-annotated version and appVersion values.
charts/tuppr/README.md	Updates generated badges to independently stamp chart and application versions without ambiguous semver matches.
charts/tuppr/README.md.gotmpl	Replaces the stock badge section with output matching the release-please-compatible committed README.
charts/tuppr/tests/deployment_test.yaml	Verifies that the default rendered image uses a three-component semantic-version tag instead of a fixed placeholder.
release-please-config.json	Adds the chart metadata and generated README to the root package's release-time version updates.

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