fix: Remove incorrect yaml.LiteralStyle from helm values write-back #1291
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Fixes #1289
This commit fixes a regression introduced between v0.14.0 and v0.17.0 where helm values files would be emptied or corrupted when using git write-back with helmvalues: target.
The issue was caused by setting
Style: yaml.LiteralStyleon the root MappingNode when initializing an empty helm values structure. The LiteralStyle is intended for scalar string values with block style (|), not for mapping nodes. This caused the YAML encoder to produce incorrect or empty output when marshaling the structure back to YAML.This regression affected users with multi-source applications using separate image-name and image-tag annotations with helmvalues write-back, resulting in their values files being deleted on update.
Fixes: Regression between v0.14.0 and v0.17.0
Testing: All existing tests pass with this change