chore: bump git-sync to v4.4.2-gke.10

[Camila-B]

This includes CVE fixes

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a routine but critical dependency update for git-sync. The primary goal is to integrate the latest version, which specifically addresses and resolves known security vulnerabilities. This ensures that the project benefits from improved security posture and maintains compatibility with the most recent stable releases of its components.

Highlights

• Dependency Update: The git-sync dependency has been updated to version v4.4.2-gke.10.
• Security Fixes: This version bump includes important CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) fixes to enhance security.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the git-sync version to v4.4.2-gke.10 in the Makefile. The change is intended to incorporate security fixes, as mentioned in the description. The version bump is applied correctly. I have one suggestion to improve the consistency of version variable definitions, which could be addressed in a future refactoring.

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The GIT_SYNC_VERSION variable includes the platform suffix __linux_amd64 directly in its value. This is inconsistent with other version variables in this file, like HELM_VERSION (line 84) and KUSTOMIZE_VERSION (line 80), where platform-specific parts are handled separately. To improve consistency and maintainability, consider refactoring this in the future. For example:

GIT_SYNC_BASE_VERSION := v4.4.2-gke.10
GIT_SYNC_VERSION := $(GIT_SYNC_BASE_VERSION)__linux_amd64

This would align the approach with other version definitions and make future updates clearer.

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This pull-request has been approved by: cowsking

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/lgtm