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PR Summary

  • Backend Build Image Update
    The version of the base image used for constructing the backend of our program has been updated. From node:22.21-alpine, it has been upgraded to node:22.22.0-alpine. This implies an enhancement in our backend construction, potentially leading to better performance and security.

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Greptile Summary

Updated Node.js Alpine base image from version 22.21 to 22.22.0 to address security vulnerabilities.

Changes Made:

  • Updated backend-build stage base image (line 27)
  • Updated production stage base image (line 52)

Impact:

  • Minor version bump within Node.js 22.x - no breaking changes expected
  • Both build and runtime stages use the same updated image for consistency
  • Security patches included in Node.js 22.22.0 are now applied
  • No application code or configuration changes required

Confidence Score: 5/5

  • This PR is safe to merge with minimal risk
  • Minor version update within Node.js 22.x releases maintains API compatibility. Both build and runtime stages are consistently updated. No application code changes required.
  • No files require special attention

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Dockerfile Updated Node.js base image from 22.21-alpine to 22.22.0-alpine for security patches

Sequence Diagram

sequenceDiagram
    participant Snyk
    participant Dockerfile
    participant Node22.21 as node:22.21-alpine
    participant Node22.22 as node:22.22.0-alpine
    participant Build as Build Process
    participant Runtime as Runtime Container

    Snyk->>Dockerfile: Detect outdated base image
    Snyk->>Dockerfile: Update base image version
    
    Note over Dockerfile: backend-build stage
    Dockerfile->>Node22.22: FROM node:22.22.0-alpine
    Node22.22->>Build: Install dependencies (npm ci)
    Build->>Build: Generate Prisma client
    Build->>Build: Build NestJS application
    Build->>Build: Prune dev dependencies
    
    Note over Dockerfile: Production stage
    Dockerfile->>Node22.22: FROM node:22.22.0-alpine
    Node22.22->>Runtime: Install mimalloc allocator
    Build->>Runtime: Copy built artifacts
    Runtime->>Runtime: Install PM2 globally
    Runtime->>Runtime: Start application with PM2
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