fix(openhands): dedupe RESEND_API_KEY in resend-sync cronjob#743
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Description
The resend-sync cronjob declares
RESEND_API_KEYtwice: hardcoded in the cronjob template, and again via the sharedopenhands.envblock (whenresend.enabled). Kubernetes tolerates duplicate env names, so helm/CI never flagged it. But ArgoCD's server-side-apply diff treats env as a map keyed by name and rejects the duplicate, which blocks syncing the production openhands app.This drops the redundant hardcoded entry; the cronjob gets
RESEND_API_KEYfromopenhands.env. resend is enabled in every environment that runs this cronjob, so there's no case that needs the hardcoded fallback. No runtime change: theopenhands.envcopy already wins today.Helm Chart Checklist
versionfield inChart.yamlfor each modified chartAdditional Notes
Validated by rendering the resend-sync cronjob: exactly one
RESEND_API_KEY, same secret ref as before. No livehelm upgraderun, and no new/changed values (so no README change). Consuming this in saas-deploy (prod dependency bump to 0.7.67) is being handled separately.