[patch] Update PR validation to verify all _cli_image_digest values are the same - #516
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Deliberately permitting commits where only a single digest has been updated to reduce friction when devs want to quickly update a single Job for testing
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_cli_image_digestbeing updated in a single file without being changed in all files is a recurring pain point - especially in airgapped envs where not all CLI image releases are available.This PR prevents this issue from happening again by failing PR checks if a developer attempts to update one
_cli_image_digestvalue without updating all of the others (i.e. using the providedset-cli-image-digest.shscript).Based on feedback from the SaaS squad, this check has been deliberately omitted from pre-commit hooks - this is to reduce friction by allowing devs to quickly test a single Job update in isolation during the development process.