docs: document ref:// plugin reference syntax - #5204
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Documents the ref:// plugin reference syntax for the init container,
matching the behaviour of the operator. Adds ref://plugin-name to the
package field description, updates the default plugin activation example
to show ref:// as the preferred approach, and adds a Plugin References
section covering syntax, supported targets, and the relationship to
{{inherit}}.
Ref: https://redhat.atlassian.net/browse/RHIDP-15876
Signed-off-by: Jon Koops <jonkoops@gmail.com>
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| This resolves to the full package URL from the included configuration, so you do not need to know the registry, path, or version. | ||
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| `ref://` supports OCI, HTTP(S), and local path targets. NPM package references are not supported as `ref://` targets. |
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Note, we support only oci: based catalog and it is not going to change AFAIK.
In general, I would remove this sentence.
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Documents the
ref://plugin reference syntax for the init container, matching the behaviour of the operator. Addsref://plugin-nameto thepackagefield description, updates the default plugin activation example to showref://as the preferred approach, and adds a "Plugin References" section covering syntax, supported targets, and the relationship to{{inherit}}.RHIDP-15876