Compatibility Matrix Update 2026-06-20#3745
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Soffi AI SummaryThis is an automated compatibility matrix update (dated 2026-06-20) that bumps the latest tracked versions of two addons — kube-prometheus-stack and Argo CD — along with their associated images, chart versions, and release summaries.
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Updated: 2026-06-20 02:01 UTC |
Greptile SummaryAutomated compatibility matrix update for June 20, 2026, bumping two components to their latest versions.
Confidence Score: 4/5Safe to merge; changes are pure data updates to YAML compatibility files with no runtime logic affected. Both component upgrades are straightforward version bumps. The Argo CD entry is clean. The kube-prometheus-stack entry's generated summary openly acknowledges that release notes for 86.3.0–86.3.2 were not available at generation time, so any breaking changes in those patch releases are undocumented in this matrix. The features and breaking_changes fields also contain prose disclaimer strings rather than empty lists, which may surface unexpectedly if consumers iterate over these fields. static/compatibilities/kube-prometheus-stack.yaml — incomplete release note coverage for 86.3.0–86.3.2 and prose disclaimer values in structured list fields.
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| Filename | Overview |
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| static/compatibilities/argo-cd.yaml | Bumps Argo CD from 3.4.3 to 3.4.4, updates chart from 9.5.21 to 9.5.22 and image to v3.4.4; refactors summary to split the ApplicationSet label-format breaking change into separate features/breaking_changes entries |
| static/compatibilities/kube-prometheus-stack.yaml | Bumps kube-prometheus-stack from 86.2.3 to 86.3.2 and kube-webhook-certgen from 1.8.3 to 1.8.4; summary text explicitly acknowledges missing release notes for 86.3.0–86.3.2, and list field values read as prose disclaimers rather than structured data |
| static/compatibilities.yaml | Mirrors both component-file changes in the aggregate compatibility listing; no additional logic, just duplicate of the per-file updates |
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| helm_changes: '' | ||
| chart_updates: [Bumped kube-prometheus-stack chart dependencies with non-major | ||
| updates (Renovate-driven). No functional chart refactors called out in the | ||
| provided notes.] | ||
| features: [] | ||
| breaking_changes: [] | ||
| chart_version: 86.2.3 | ||
| images: ['docker.io/grafana/grafana:13.0.2', 'ghcr.io/jkroepke/kube-webhook-certgen:1.8.3', | ||
| chart_updates: ["Only release notes provided are for `kube-prometheus-stack` chart\ | ||
| \ version **86.2.0** (start of the range). No notes were provided for **86.3.0\u2013\ | ||
| 86.3.2**, so chart-level changes across the upgrade range can\u2019t be determined\ | ||
| \ from the supplied data."] | ||
| features: [No new features are described in the provided notes; the only stated |
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Prose disclaimers as structured list values
The features and breaking_changes fields are YAML sequences, but their only items are human-readable disclaimers ("No new features are described in the provided notes..." / "None mentioned in the provided notes."). If downstream consumers iterate over these lists expecting real feature strings or breaking-change descriptions, they will surface these disclaimer sentences verbatim to end users. Prefer empty lists ([]) to signal "no data" rather than a single prose disclaimer item, which is consistent with how other entries in the file represent absent data.
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| '1.25'] | ||
| requirements: [] | ||
| incompatibilities: [] | ||
| summary: |
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chart_updates acknowledges incomplete release note coverage
The chart_updates value explicitly states that release notes for versions 86.3.0–86.3.2 were unavailable when this entry was generated. This means any breaking changes or notable updates introduced in those three patch releases are not captured here. If a breaking change lands in 86.3.x, users upgrading past 86.2.3 will receive no warning from this matrix entry. It's worth re-running the data collection once upstream release notes become available and updating accordingly.
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