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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change
buildpack-deps stage digest c35adcba6934e0

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⚖️ Safety Assessment: ✅ Safe

🔍 Release Content Analysis

This PR updates the buildpack-deps:bookworm Docker image digest from c35adcb to a6934e0. This change represents a routine security and package update to the Debian Bookworm base image.

Key Updates Included:

  • Debian 12.13 Point Release (January 10, 2026): The update incorporates the latest Debian Bookworm point release with security patches and critical bug fixes
  • Critical Security Fixes: Includes patches for OpenSSL (DSA-6113-1), Linux kernel (DSA-6126-1, DSA-6127-1), and other system packages
  • System Package Updates: Updated versions of core packages including build tools (gcc, g++, make), development libraries, and ImageMagick
  • No Breaking Changes: This is a digest-only update of the same bookworm tag, maintaining full backward compatibility

Security Improvements:

  • OpenSSL security enhancements (January 27, 2026)
  • Linux kernel security patches (February 9, 2026)
  • ImageMagick DoS and integer overflow fixes
  • Updated Intel microcode (20251111)

🎯 Impact Scope Investigation

Usage Analysis:
The buildpack-deps:bookworm image is used exclusively in api/Dockerfile:1 as a build stage (multi-stage build) named isolate. Its purpose is limited to:

  1. Isolate Sandbox Compilation: Provides the build environment to compile the Isolate sandbox tool from source
  2. Build Tools Required: Supplies git, libcap-dev, gcc, make, and other compilation dependencies
  3. Discarded After Build: The buildpack-deps layer is not part of the final runtime image - only the compiled /usr/local/bin/isolate binary is copied to the final Node.js-based image

Dependencies Analysis:

  • No runtime dependencies on buildpack-deps packages
  • Final image uses node:20.19.6-bookworm-slim as the base
  • Only build artifacts (isolate binary) are transferred between stages
  • No API changes or configuration modifications required

Files Affected:

  • api/Dockerfile (line 1): Single digest update, no functional changes

💡 Recommended Actions

Immediate Actions:

  1. Safe to Merge: This PR can be merged immediately without any code modifications
  2. No Migration Required: The digest update is transparent to the build process
  3. Rebuild Recommended: Rebuild the API Docker image to incorporate security updates in the Isolate compilation environment

Post-Merge Steps:

  1. Trigger the API image rebuild via the api-push.yaml workflow (automated on merge to master when api/** changes)
  2. Verify the Isolate sandbox compiles successfully in CI/CD
  3. No application code changes or configuration updates required

Risk Assessment:

  • Backward Compatibility: ✅ Fully maintained
  • Build Process Impact: ✅ No changes expected (same build tools, same versions)
  • Runtime Impact: ✅ None (build-stage only)
  • Security Posture: ✅ Improved (security patches applied)

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