Update release action

Author: parttimenerd

.github/workflows/update_version.py

@@ -58,13 +58,14 @@ def process_readme_changelog(readme_path, version):
 
     # Remove the "-snapshot" from the header
     new_header = f"## {version}"
-    updated_content = re.sub(snapshot_pattern, new_header + '\n\n', content)
+    updated_content = re.sub(snapshot_pattern, "## Snapshot\n\n\n" + new_header + '\n\n', content)
 
     # Write the updated README
     with open(readme_path, 'w') as f:
         f.write(updated_content)
 
     print(f"✅ Updated README.md: converted '## Snapshot' to '## {version}'")
+
     return True, section_content
 
 def get_base_version(version):

README.md

@@ -275,13 +275,6 @@ USAGE:
         Get the status of async-profiler on a running Java application
 
 OPTIONS:
-   -app-instance-index       -i [index], select to which instance of the app to connect
-   -args                     -a, Miscellaneous arguments to pass to the command (if supported) in the
-                               container, be aware to end it with a space if it is a simple option. For
-                               commands that create arbitrary files (jcmd, asprof), the environment
-                               variables @FSPATH, @ARGS, @APP_NAME, @FILE_NAME, and @STATIC_FILE_NAME are
-                               available in --args to reference the working directory path, arguments,
-                               application name, and generated file name respectively.
    -container-dir            -cd, the directory path in the container that the heap dump/JFR/... file will be
                                 saved to
    -dry-run                  -n, just output to command line what would be executed
@@ -292,6 +285,13 @@ OPTIONS:
    -no-download              -nd, don't download the heap dump/JFR/... file to local, only keep it in the
                                 container, implies '--keep'
    -verbose                  -v, enable verbose output for the plugin
+   -app-instance-index       -i [index], select to which instance of the app to connect
+   -args                     -a, Miscellaneous arguments to pass to the command (if supported) in the
+                               container, be aware to end it with a space if it is a simple option. For
+                               commands that create arbitrary files (jcmd, asprof), the environment
+                               variables @FSPATH, @ARGS, @APP_NAME, @FILE_NAME, and @STATIC_FILE_NAME are
+                               available in --args to reference the working directory path, arguments,
+                               application name, and generated file name respectively.
 
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