update-vmcp-yaml-example

To keep vMCP YAML documentation accurate, you can use a dedicated workflow to pull canonical configurations from the ToolHive repository and update the examples in the docs-website to match the source-of-truth.

To validate vMCP YAML configuration changes, you can run Ginkgo end-to-end tests or follow manual validation steps to verify documented deployment behavior and ensure the examples function as expected.

The best way to verify vMCP documentation builds successfully is to run build checks and formatting compliance validation after updating the YAML examples, ensuring reliable and correctly formatted published documentation.

Ginkgo is recommended for creating end-to-end tests to verify vMCP YAML configuration behavior, but manual validation steps can also be followed to test the documented deployment workflows if needed.

vMCP documentation shows outdated YAML examples when they are not synchronized with the canonical ToolHive repository configurations, requiring a documentation update and verification workflow to restore accuracy.

You can update vMCP YAML examples without tests, but running Ginkgo end-to-end verification or manual validation is required to ensure the documented deployment behavior remains accurate and reliable.