chore(deps): update docker.io/library/python:3.12-slim-trixie docker digest to 87b49ee

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
docker.io/library/python (source)	stage	digest	5e2dbd4 → 87b49ee

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[claude]

PR Review: Python Docker Image Digest Update

Summary

This PR updates the Python 3.12 slim-trixie base image digest in both Dockerfile and Dockerfile.smithery from 5e2dbd4 to 87b49ee. This is a routine dependency update from Renovate Bot.

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Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

Positive aspects:

• ✅ Pinned digests: Both Dockerfiles correctly use SHA256 digests for reproducible builds
• ✅ Consistency: Both files updated in sync, maintaining consistency across deployment targets
• ✅ Minimal change: Only the digest changed, no functional modifications

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Security Considerations 🔒

Recommendations:

1. Verify image provenance: While this appears to be a legitimate Python official image update, it's good practice to verify:

   docker pull python:3.12-slim-trixie@sha256:87b49ee9d18db77b0afc7e3adbd994acb9544695217f6e8b4ff352a076a9e6a6
   docker inspect python:3.12-slim-trixie@sha256:87b49ee9d18db77b0afc7e3adbd994acb9544695217f6e8b4ff352a076a9e6a6

2. Check for CVE fixes: This update likely includes security patches. Consider checking Docker Hub or the Python Docker changelog for details on what changed.

3. Validate in CI: The PR should pass through the existing CI pipeline which includes:

   • Docker Compose integration tests
   • Unit and smoke tests
   • OAuth testing with Playwright

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Testing Coverage ✅

Expected test coverage:

• ✅ The .github/workflows/test.yml workflow will rebuild both Docker images with --build flag
• ✅ Integration tests run against the built containers
• ✅ OAuth flows tested with Playwright automation

Recommendation: Monitor CI results to ensure:

1. No new dependency conflicts in the Python ecosystem
2. No breaking changes in system libraries (glibc, OpenSSL, etc.)
3. Docker build completes successfully for both images

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Performance Considerations ⚡

Neutral impact expected:

• Base image updates typically include minor performance improvements
• No changes to the application layer, dependency installation, or runtime configuration
• Build times should remain consistent (the digest is cached after first pull)

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Potential Issues 🔍

Low risk, but worth monitoring:

1. System library changes: Debian Trixie updates could include:

   • OpenSSL version changes (affecting httpx TLS behavior)
   • SQLite version changes (affecting token database)
   • Git version changes (caldav dependency installation)

2. Tesseract OCR: Dockerfile includes tesseract-ocr - verify OCR functionality remains intact if system libraries changed

3. Health check: Dockerfile.smithery:41-42 uses httpx for health checks - ensure compatible with any system-level changes

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Architecture-Specific Notes 📋

Per CLAUDE.md conventions:

1. Stateless deployment (Dockerfile.smithery):

   • Used for Smithery multi-user deployments
   • Excludes vector database dependencies
   • Should remain functional after this update

2. Full deployment (Dockerfile):

   • Includes all features (vector sync, semantic search)
   • Dependencies: git, tesseract-ocr, sqlite3
   • Health: All system tools should remain compatible

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Recommendations 📝

Before merging:

1. ✅ Wait for CI to pass - Ensure all integration tests succeed
2. ✅ Check CI logs - Look for any new warnings or deprecation notices
3. ✅ Smoke test - If possible, manually test key workflows:
   • OAuth flow completion
   • File operations (WebDAV)
   • Semantic search (if vector sync enabled)

After merging:
4. Monitor production logs for any unexpected behavior
5. Keep an eye on the next Renovate update cycle for further Python image updates

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Verdict: ✅ APPROVE (pending CI)

This is a standard, low-risk dependency update that maintains security hygiene. The changes follow best practices for Docker image pinning and should be merged once CI passes.

Risk Level: Low
Test Coverage: Adequate (existing CI pipeline)
Security Impact: Positive (likely includes CVE fixes)

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Review generated by Claude Code - following conventions from CLAUDE.md