🐛 add kai to make-bundle action

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • The Make Operator Bundle GitHub Action now supports an optional input to specify the Kai image URI, enabling customization of the image used during bundle generation.
  • When provided, the Kai image is automatically applied to the build configuration; if omitted, the action behaves as before with no changes required.
  • No other inputs or behavior are affected.

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Walkthrough

Added optional input kai to the Make Operator Bundle GitHub Action and updated the bundle step to conditionally pass Helm value images.kai when the input is provided. No other logic changed.

Changes

Cohort / File(s)	Summary
GitHub Action: make-bundle .github/actions/make-bundle/action.yml	Introduced optional input kai (default ""), and in the build step conditionally appends --set images.kai=<value> to OPTS when kai is non-empty.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  autonumber
  participant User as Workflow Caller
  participant Action as make-bundle Action
  participant Script as Bundle Script
  participant Helm as Helm

  User->>Action: Provide inputs (kai optional)
  Action->>Script: Build OPTS from inputs
  alt kai provided
    Script->>Script: Append "--set images.kai=${kai}" to OPTS
  else kai empty
    Script->>Script: No change to OPTS for kai
  end
  Script->>Helm: helm template/install with OPTS
  Helm-->>Action: Bundle artifacts
  Action-->>User: Output bundle

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Poem

I twitch my ears at flags that fly,
A tiny hop adds image.kai.
In OPTS I stash this shiny string,
Then helm and bundles do their thing.
Carrots, charts, and CI glow—
One more nibble, off we go! 🥕🚀

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.github/actions/make-bundle/action.yml (1)

88-88: Consider --set-string and quoting to avoid shell/Helm coercion issues

Current pattern mirrors existing inputs and will work. To make it more robust (and future-safe for tags like “1.0” or user-provided strings with special chars), prefer --set-string and quote the value to prevent shell parsing/command substitution and Helm type coercion.

-      [ -n "${{ inputs.kai }}" ] && OPTS+=" --set images.kai=${{ inputs.kai }}"
+      [ -n "${{ inputs.kai }}" ] && OPTS+=" --set-string images.kai='${{ inputs.kai }}'"

Note: For consistency, consider applying the same --set-string + quoting to other image inputs in a follow-up.

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