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Bump transitive dependencies to fix CI #611

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@mislav mislav commented Dec 14, 2024

This attempts to fix CI by bumping all kinds of dependencies at once. I'm avoiding bumping Nginx Proxy Manager for now because the patches in this repository do not apply cleanly to its latest version.

Ref. hassio-addons/addon-base-nodejs#28

closes #609
closes #607
closes #606
closes #578
closes #577

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  • New Features

    • Added support for a new package, libcrypto3.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Updated various package versions to improve stability and security, including openssl-dev, python3-dev, openssl, and python3.
  • Documentation

    • Updated dependency version for certbot-dns-cloudflare to the latest version.

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Walkthrough

This pull request focuses on updating various dependencies and package versions in the Nginx Proxy Manager addon. The changes include upgrading the base Docker image to version 0.2.5, updating Python to version 3.11.11-r0, updating OpenSSL to version 3.1.7-r1, and updating the certbot-dns-cloudflare package to version 2.11.0. These updates are primarily aimed at incorporating the latest patches and improvements in the dependencies.

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File Changes
proxy-manager/Dockerfile - Updated base image from 0.2.2 to 0.2.5
- Updated package versions:
- openssl-dev: 3.1.7-r03.1.7-r1
- python3-dev: 3.11.10-r03.11.11-r0
- openssl: 3.1.7-r03.1.7-r1
- python3: 3.11.10-r03.11.11-r0
- Added new package: libcrypto3=3.1.7-r1
proxy-manager/requirements.txt - Updated certbot-dns-cloudflare from 2.10.0 to 2.11.0

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Update Python to v3.11.11-r0 [#609]
Update OpenSSL to v3.1.7-r1 [#606]
Update base-nodejs Docker tag to v0.2.5 [#578]
Update certbot-dns-cloudflare to v2.11.0 [#577]

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Python leaps, OpenSSL gleams bright
Certbot cloudflares with all its might
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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
proxy-manager/Dockerfile (1)

Line range hint 1-39: Overall changes look well-structured and security-focused

The updates are minimal and focused on:

  1. Base image upgrade
  2. Security package updates
  3. Python runtime updates

These changes align perfectly with the PR objective to fix CI issues while maintaining security.

Consider implementing a dependency update strategy:

  1. Regular security patch updates
  2. Automated dependency version checks in CI
  3. Security advisory monitoring
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proxy-manager/Dockerfile (2)

Line range hint 19-39: Security package updates look good

The updates include important security-related changes:

  • Addition of libcrypto3 and libssl3 packages
  • OpenSSL update to 3.1.7-r1
  • Python update to 3.11.11-r0

These changes align with the PR objective to fix CI and improve security.

✅ Verification successful

Security package updates are appropriate

The package updates in the Dockerfile show a systematic approach to security hardening:

  • Addition of libcrypto3 and libssl3 packages aligns with OpenSSL's security architecture
  • Version bumps (OpenSSL 3.1.7-r0 → r1, Python 3.11.10 → 3.11.11) follow standard patch versioning
  • All dependencies are pinned to specific versions, which is a security best practice

While we couldn't directly verify against Alpine's security advisories, the version updates follow the expected pattern for security maintenance releases.

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1-1: Verify the base image update impact

The base image update from 0.2.2 to 0.2.5 is significant. Let's verify the changes in the base image.

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information about the base image changes by checking the commit history and tags.


Let me check the actual changes in the base image repository between these versions.


Based on the commit history between v0.2.2 and v0.2.5, I can now provide a final response:

Base image update appears safe to proceed

The version bump from 0.2.2 to 0.2.5 includes only security updates and minor version bumps:

  • OpenSSL updates to v3.1.7-r0 (security patches)
  • s6-overlay update to v3.2.0.0
  • Node.js update to v18.20.4
  • curl updates to v8.9.1-r1

These changes are maintenance updates focused on security and don't introduce breaking changes that would affect the Nginx Proxy Manager addon.

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