Exclude GitHub Helm chart release tags #3320
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* Automate Bottlerocket release version updates (#2959) * Automate Cilium and EKS Distro releases upgrade (#2973) * Define Go version files for etcdadm bootstrap provider and controller (#2977) * Extract only the Go binary from GitHub release tarball (#2978) * Allow different tags for required images in Helm charts (#2983) * Remove rolesanywhere-credential-helper project from upgrade buildspec (#2987) * Attempt to apply patches and generate checksums/attribution if successful (#2992) * Remove newlines from kubeVersion field (#3002) * Fix checksums and attribution generation during upgrade (#3009) * Fix condition for patches warning comment on upgrade PRs (#3038) * Fix attribution and checksum generation for successful patch application (#3060) * Fix Bottlerocket host container metadata files (#3075) * Support upgrading release-branched projects (#3066) * Filter out pre-release tags in upgrader flow (#3089) * Handle cases where GitHub release does not exist for tag (#3116) * Fix Go mod location for cluster-autoscaler (#3127) * Allow upgrading projects tracked with commits (#3136) * Fix pre-release detection logic when fetching latest GitHub revision (#3140) * Fix cert-manager GitHub release tarball name (#3142) * Handle patches application for release-branched projects (#3150) * Allow projects to selectively upgrade to pre-release tags (#3164) * Remove dependencies for EKS Distro version upgrade step (#3166) * Refactor latest release logic for EKS Distro upgrades (#3174) * Fix the issue of patch repo in upgrade cmd (#3220) * Make image-builder upgrade flow non-release-branched (#3234) * Use latest release branch by default if not defined, fall back to Github file for Go versions (#3244) * Avoid printing directory name for Make command (#3249) * Use go.mod file to retrieve cert-manager Go version (#3273) * Exclude GitHub Helm chart release tags (#3320) * Allow project upgrades on release branch (#3275) * Use Go 1.22 to build version tracker binary (#3081) --------- Co-authored-by: Xu Deng <xudeng@amazon.com>
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