Bumping packages to latest stable versions #1839
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request performs a significant update by bumping various packages to their latest stable versions across multiple architectures. The changes primarily involve updating OpenJDK 17, adjusting Debian repository snapshot URLs, and refreshing a wide array of core, Java, and Python-related dependencies. This ensures the project utilizes the most current and secure components available from the Debian Bookworm distribution.
Highlights
- OpenJDK 17 Update: The OpenJDK 17 headless JDK and JRE have been updated to version 17.0.16+8-1~deb12u1 across all supported architectures (amd64, arm64, ppc64el, s390x). This update likely includes security fixes and performance improvements.
- Debian Repository Snapshot Updates: The snapshot URLs for Debian Bookworm repositories have been updated across all relevant YAML and lock files. This ensures that all package fetches are directed to the latest stable Debian snapshots.
- Extensive Package Version Bumps: Numerous core Debian packages, as well as Java and Python specific dependencies, have had their versions, snapshot URLs, and SHA256 checksums updated. This comprehensive update ensures that the images are built with the most current and secure versions of their underlying components.
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Code Review
This pull request bumps the OpenJDK 17 package from version 17.0.15 to 17.0.16 and updates the Debian snapshot URLs from a snapshot on 2025-08-08 to one on 2025-08-12. I have reviewed the changes across all configuration files (.yaml), lock files (.json), and Software Bill of Materials files (.spdx.json). The version bumps and hash updates are consistent across all modified files. The changes appear to be correct and part of a routine dependency update. I have no further comments.
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🌳 🔄 Image Check This pull request has modified the following images: //java:java17_nonroot_s390x_debian12
//java:java17_root_arm64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_nonroot_s390x_debian12
//java:java17_debug_root_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_root_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_nonroot_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_nonroot_ppc64le_debian12
//java:java17_nonroot_arm64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_nonroot_arm64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_nonroot_ppc64le_debian12
//java:java17_root_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_root_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_root_ppc64le_debian12
//java:java17_debug_root_arm64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_nonroot_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_root_s390x_debian12
//java:java17_debug_nonroot_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_nonroot_amd64_debian12
//java:java17_debug_root_s390x_debian12
//java:java17_debug_root_ppc64le_debian12You can check the details in the report here |
Signed-off-by: Appu Goundan <appu@google.com>
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Bumping packages to latest stable version