robot Update chart to branch gh-pages

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Automated changes by create-pull-request GitHub action

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request automatically refreshes the metadata for the Helm chart repository by updating the index.yaml file. The changes primarily involve updating the generation timestamps for existing charts and incorporating a new chart entry, ensuring the repository's index is current and accurate for consumers.

Highlights

• Automated Chart Index Update: This pull request is an automated update to the Helm chart index file, index.yaml, performed by a GitHub action.
• Timestamp Refresh: The created timestamps for numerous existing Helm chart entries within index.yaml have been updated to reflect a more recent generation time.
• New Chart Entry Added: A new Helm chart entry named dataset has been added to the index.yaml file, including its version, dependencies, and other metadata.

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Changelog

• index.yaml
  • Updated created timestamps for existing chart entries including cert-manager, contour, coredns-metrics, egressgateway, f5networks, falco, falco-event-generator, falco-exporter, ingress-nginx, metallb, multus, multus-underlay, nmstate, node-problem-detector, spiderdoctor, spiderpool, sriov-network-operator, submariner-k8s-broker, submariner-operator, velero, veth, and vpa.
  • Added a new dataset chart entry with its associated metadata and repository details.
  • Refreshed the overall generated timestamp for the index file.

Activity

• The pull request was automatically created by the create-pull-request GitHub action, indicating an automated process for updating the chart index.

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Code Review

This pull request, generated by automation, updates the Helm chart repository index file (index.yaml). The changes primarily consist of updating the created and generated timestamps across all chart entries and adding a new chart entry for dataset. My review focused on the newly added dataset chart, as the other changes are timestamp updates from the automated process. I've noted a potential issue in the metadata for the new chart, which may need correction.

[gemini-code-assist]

The appVersion for the new dataset chart is 1.16.0, which is identical to the appVersion of the preceding coredns-metrics chart. Additionally, the description is very generic ('A Helm chart for Kubernetes'). This suggests a potential copy-and-paste error in the automation script that generated this entry. The appVersion should reflect the version of the application being deployed, and the description should be specific to the dataset chart to provide accurate information to users.