upgrade node, nginx #189
upgrade node, nginx #189
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WalkthroughThe changes primarily involve updating the base images used in Dockerfiles for Node.js and Nginx applications. These updates ensure compatibility with newer versions and potentially include security and performance improvements. No alterations to the declarations of exported or public entities were identified. Changes
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1-1: Verify the compatibility of the new base image.The base image has been updated to
node:18.20-alpine3.19. Ensure that this version is compatible with your application and does not introduce any breaking changes.
3-3: Verify the correctness of theARG http_proxydeclaration.Ensure that the changes to the
ARG http_proxydeclaration are correct and do not introduce any issues.Verification successful
The
ARG http_proxydeclarations are correctly placed within different stages of the Dockerfile and do not introduce any issues.
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ARG http_proxyis declared in thebase,development, andbuildstages, which is a common practice to ensure proxy settings are available throughout the build process.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the `ARG http_proxy` declaration. # Test: Search for the `ARG http_proxy` usage in the codebase. Expect: Correct usage. rg --type dockerfile -A 5 $'ARG http_proxy'Length of output: 79
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify the correctness of the `ARG http_proxy` declaration in Dockerfiles. # Find all Dockerfiles and search for the `ARG http_proxy` usage within them. fd -e Dockerfile | xargs rg 'ARG http_proxy'Length of output: 124
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Extract context around the `ARG http_proxy` declaration in Dockerfiles. # Find all Dockerfiles and extract lines around the `ARG http_proxy` usage within them. fd -e Dockerfile | xargs rg -A 5 -B 5 'ARG http_proxy'Length of output: 967
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4-4: Approved: Update to newer base image.The update to
nginx:1.26.1-alpineis approved. Ensure that the application is compatible with this new version.Verification successful
To verify the compatibility of the new base image
nginx:1.26.1-alpine, we should inspect the Dockerfile for any dependencies or configurations that might be affected by the update. Let's list the contents of the Dockerfile to understand its setup.
To ensure compatibility with the new base image
nginx:1.26.1-alpine, we need to inspect therun.shscript and the Nginx configuration templates. Let's list their contents.
Approved: Update to newer base image.
The update to
nginx:1.26.1-alpineis approved. Therun.shscript and Nginx configuration templates appear to be compatible with the new base image. Ensure that the application is tested in a staging environment to verify full compatibility.Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify compatibility with the new base image. # Test: Build the Docker image and run basic tests to ensure compatibility. docker build -t my-nginx-app:latest . docker run --rm -d -p 8080:80 my-nginx-app:latest # Check if the container is running and accessible. curl -I http://localhost:8080Length of output: 821
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#!/bin/bash # List the contents of the Dockerfile to inspect its setup. cat nginx/DockerfileLength of output: 1116
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#!/bin/bash # List the contents of the run.sh script and the Nginx configuration templates. cat nginx/run.sh cat nginx/nginx-dev.template cat nginx/default-dev.template cat nginx/default-run.template cat nginx/gzip.conf cat nginx/nginx-run.templateLength of output: 10150
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node:18.20-alpine3.19.nginx:1.26.1-alpine.