PreethamSanji opened a new pull request, #69703:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/69703

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   The git-sync sidecar can serve Prometheus metrics via its built-in HTTP 
server
   (`GITSYNC_HTTP_METRICS`), but the chart provides no way to declare that port 
on
   the container, so the metrics endpoint cannot be discovered or scraped.
   
   This PR adds a `dags.gitSync.metrics.enabled` option (default `false`). When
   enabled, the git-sync sidecar container gets:
   
   - `GIT_SYNC_HTTP_METRICS` / `GITSYNC_HTTP_METRICS` env vars set to `"true"`
   - a named container port `gitsync-metrics` bound to the existing
     `dags.gitSync.httpPort` value, so the declared port can never drift from 
the
     bind address
   
   The init container is unaffected (it runs no HTTP server). With the option
   disabled (default), rendered manifests are identical to `main`.
   
   Rendered output with `dags.gitSync.metrics.enabled=true`:
   
   ```yaml
               - name: GIT_SYNC_HTTP_METRICS
                 value: "true"
               - name: GITSYNC_HTTP_METRICS
                 value: "true"
             ports:
               - name: gitsync-metrics
                 containerPort: 1234
   ```
   
   With default values, no ports section or metrics env vars are rendered
   (verified via `helm template` before/after comparison).
   
   Exposing the metrics via a dedicated Service or scrape annotations is
   intentionally left out of scope, per the open design question on the issue —
   happy to add it here or in a follow-up based on maintainer preference.
   
   Unit tests added in `test_git_sync_scheduler.py` covering: port + env 
rendering
   when enabled, port following a custom `httpPort`, and no rendering by 
default.
   
   closes: #62592
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