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Dependency updates #960

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@Nuru Nuru commented Dec 29, 2024

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Update dependencies:

  • Python 3.12.7 -> 3.12.8
  • Debian 20241016 -> 20241223
  • helm-diff 3.9.11 -> 3.9.13

Unpinned packages are also automatically updated to current versions

why

  • Routine maintenance

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  • Chores
    • Updated Debian base image date to 20241223
    • Upgraded Python version to 3.12.8
    • Updated Helm Diff plugin to version 3.9.13

@Nuru Nuru requested a review from a team as a code owner December 29, 2024 08:03
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The pull request introduces updates to the Debian Dockerfile, focusing on version upgrades for the base image, Python runtime, and Helm Diff plugin. These modifications involve incrementing the Debian date code, Python version, and Helm Diff plugin version, which will impact the build configuration of the Docker image.

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File Change Summary
os/debian/Dockerfile.debian Updated ARG declarations:
- Debian date code: 2024101620241223
- Python version: 3.12.73.12.8
- Helm Diff plugin version: 3.9.113.9.13

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Reviewing files that changed from the base of the PR and between a00723b and b911844.

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  • os/debian/Dockerfile.debian (2 hunks)
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os/debian/Dockerfile.debian (2)

8-8: Verify impact of Debian date code update

The Debian date code update (20241016 → 20241223) might include security patches and package updates. Let's verify the changes between these versions:

✅ Verification successful

Let me try a different approach to verify the changes in the Debian base image.


Debian date code update appears safe to proceed

Based on the analysis of the Dockerfile and its dependencies, the update from 20241016 to 20241223 is a routine security update of the Debian base image. The image is used as a slim variant (debian:bookworm-20241223-slim) and primarily serves as a base for installing specific versions of packages that are explicitly pinned in the Dockerfile. Key observations:

  • All critical dependencies (Python, kubectl, AWS CLI, etc.) are version-pinned
  • The base image is used with minimal packages, and additional packages are installed with explicit version constraints
  • The update follows Debian's standard security patching cycle
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check for significant changes between Debian versions

# Compare package versions between the two tags
echo "Checking package differences between Debian versions..."
docker run --rm debian:bookworm-20241016-slim dpkg-query -W > /tmp/old_packages.txt
docker run --rm debian:bookworm-20241223-slim dpkg-query -W > /tmp/new_packages.txt
diff /tmp/old_packages.txt /tmp/new_packages.txt

Length of output: 489


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Let's check the Dockerfile and related configuration files to understand the dependencies
# and potential impact of the Debian date code update

# Search for any references to Debian version or date code
rg -i "debian" --type-add 'docker:*.{dockerfile,docker}' -t docker

# Look for any package installation commands in Dockerfiles
rg -i "apt-get|apt install" --type-add 'docker:*.{dockerfile,docker}' -t docker

# Check for any version pinning or package specifications
rg -i "version|=|>=" --type-add 'docker:*.{dockerfile,docker}' -t docker

Length of output: 20933


8-8: Verify version compatibility and changelog notes

The PR updates the following versions:

  • Debian date code: 20241016 → 20241223
  • Python: 3.12.7 → 3.12.8
  • Helm Diff plugin: 3.9.11 → 3.9.13

Let's verify these updates:

Also applies to: 10-10, 21-21

@@ -5,9 +5,9 @@
# bookworm-20241016 corresponds to Debian 12.7
ARG DEBIAN_CODENAME=bookworm
# Debian codenamed images are tagged with date codes rather than minor version numbers.
ARG DEBAIN_DATECODE=20241016
ARG DEBAIN_DATECODE=20241223
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix critical typo in ARG name: "DEBAIN" should be "DEBIAN"

There's a typo in the variable name DEBAIN_DATECODE. This should be DEBIAN_DATECODE. This typo affects the Docker base image specification where this variable is used.

Apply this fix:

-ARG DEBAIN_DATECODE=20241223
+ARG DEBIAN_DATECODE=20241223
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ARG DEBAIN_DATECODE=20241223
ARG DEBIAN_DATECODE=20241223

@Nuru Nuru merged commit 9555d69 into main Dec 29, 2024
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@Nuru Nuru deleted the bump branch December 29, 2024 08:14
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