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    • Updated the quickstart guide to use an environment variable for Docker image tagging, ensuring consistency in the deployment instructions.
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    • Improved the robustness and clarity of the host discovery logic in the network configuration wizard script, with better handling of empty results and clearer processing steps.

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The changes refactor a shell script for improved host discovery logic in Istio VirtualServices, separating JSON retrieval and processing steps for clarity and error handling. Additionally, a documentation update aligns Docker image push commands with variable-based tagging for consistency in the deployment guide.

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Istio VirtualService Host Discovery Refactor
deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh
Refactored host pattern extraction: now fetches VirtualService JSON once, processes hosts in steps, adds explicit empty-case handling, and improves robustness and clarity.
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The updates include a refactor of the Istio VirtualService host extraction logic in a shell script to improve clarity and robustness, and a documentation correction to ensure Docker images are pushed using the correct tag variable. No exported or public entities were altered.

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deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh Refactored host extraction logic for Istio VirtualServices, adding clearer variable handling and robustness.
docs/guides/dynamo_deploy/quickstart.md Updated Docker push command to use the $IMAGE_TAG variable instead of a hardcoded tag.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh (1)

103-109: Use readarray to avoid word-splitting warning (SC2207)

while read in a here-string works, but readarray -t HOST_PATTERNS <<<"$HOST_PATTERNS_RAW" is shorter, avoids a subshell and silences shellcheck.

Low priority, but worth considering.

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90-96: Consistency fix looks good

Swapping the hard-coded tag for $IMAGE_TAG keeps the tag/push steps in sync and prevents accidental pushes under the wrong name. Nice catch.

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The changes update a shell script to improve the robustness and clarity of extracting host patterns from Istio VirtualServices, adding explicit handling for empty results. Additionally, the documentation is updated to use a variable for the Docker image tag in the push command, ensuring consistency with previous tagging steps.

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deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh Refactored host pattern extraction logic for clarity, robustness, and explicit empty-case handling.
docs/guides/dynamo_deploy/quickstart.md Updated Docker push command to use $IMAGE_TAG variable instead of a hardcoded tag.

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deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh (1)

103-110: Use readarray -t instead of command substitution to avoid word-splitting (SC2207)

ShellCheck warns because command substitution splits on IFS. Using readarray preserves each host as one element and avoids subshell overhead.

-  HOST_PATTERNS=($(printf "%s\n" "${HOST_PATTERNS[@]}" | sort | uniq))
+  readarray -t HOST_PATTERNS < <(printf '%s\n' "${HOST_PATTERNS[@]}" | sort -u)
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90-96: Push command now consistent – double–check registry variable usage

Good catch switching to $IMAGE_TAG; tagging (line 93) and pushing (line 95) are now aligned.
Just ensure <your-registry> is the exact same value you used for DOCKER_SERVER earlier to avoid pushing to an unexpected repo.
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deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh (1)

99-103: Guard against “no resources found” & jq parse errors

kubectl get virtualservice … prints “No resources found” (non-JSON) and exits with 0 when no VirtualServices exist.
Feeding that string into jq still triggers a parse error (stderr suppressed, but noisy if set -o pipefail is ever enabled).

Add a fallback to valid empty JSON so the pipeline remains silent & future-proof:

-VIRTUALSVC_JSON=$(kubectl get virtualservice --all-namespaces -o json 2>/dev/null)
+VIRTUALSVC_JSON="$(kubectl get virtualservice --all-namespaces -o json 2>/dev/null || echo '{}')"

This also sidesteps the need for 2>/dev/null after jq because the input is always valid JSON.

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deploy/cloud/helm/network-config-wizard.sh (1)

104-112: Use mapfile for safer array construction & silence SC2207

The current while read …; HOST_PATTERNS+=() loop works but:

  • Triggers SC2207 (“prefer mapfile or read -a to split command output”).
  • Re-sorts/uniqs in a subshell only to re-split into words, losing hostnames that contain spaces (unlikely but possible).

A compact, shellcheck-friendly alternative:

-if [[ -n "$HOST_PATTERNS_RAW" ]]; then
-  while read -r host; do
-    suffix=$(extract_domain_suffix "$host")
-    HOST_PATTERNS+=("$suffix")
-  done <<< "$HOST_PATTERNS_RAW"
-
-  HOST_PATTERNS=($(printf "%s\n" "${HOST_PATTERNS[@]}" | sort | uniq))
+if [[ -n "$HOST_PATTERNS_RAW" ]]; then
+  # Deduplicate, sort and load into an array in one go
+  mapfile -t HOST_PATTERNS < <(
+    printf '%s\n' "$HOST_PATTERNS_RAW" |
+    while read -r host; do
+      extract_domain_suffix "$host"
+    done | sort -u
+  )

Results are identical, but the code is clearer and static-analysis-clean.

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90-96: Consistent image-tag propagation – looks good

The push command now uses $IMAGE_TAG, matching the earlier docker tag step, so users no longer have to edit two places.
Nice catch.

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