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chore(deps): update docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5 docker digest to aa9bb9b#528

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This PR contains the following updates:

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docker.io/library/nextcloud (source) digest 4b66e9baa9bb9b

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PR Review: Nextcloud Docker Digest Update

Summary

This is a routine dependency update by Renovate Bot that updates the Nextcloud Docker image digest from 4b66e9b to 6d1ab24 while maintaining the same version tag (32.0.5).

Review Assessment

✅ Code Quality

✅ Security

  • Using digest pinning is a security best practice - ensures immutable image references
  • Digest updates like this typically include security patches or bug fixes from upstream Nextcloud
  • No credentials or sensitive data exposed

✅ Testing

  • CI checks show:
    • ✅ Linting: PASSED
    • 🔄 Integration tests: IN PROGRESS
    • 🔄 Claude review: IN PROGRESS (this review)
  • The change only affects the Docker image hash, not application logic
  • Integration tests will validate compatibility with the new digest

✅ Performance

  • No performance impact expected - this is a patch-level update to the same version
  • Docker layer caching will handle the image update efficiently

✅ Best Practices

  • Aligns with repository's dependency management strategy
  • Renovate is properly configured to update digests automatically
  • The pinned digest approach prevents supply chain attacks

Recommendations

  1. Wait for integration tests to complete before merging - they're currently in progress
  2. Monitor post-merge - Though this is a routine update, watch for any unexpected behavior with Nextcloud 32.0.5
  3. Consider adding release notes link - For digest updates, it would be helpful if Renovate could link to Nextcloud's changelog (though this may not be feasible for digest-only updates)

Conclusion

LGTM ✅ - This is a standard, well-managed dependency update. Once integration tests pass, this PR is safe to merge. The repository follows excellent practices by using digest pinning for Docker images.

@renovate-bot-cbcoutinho renovate-bot-cbcoutinho bot changed the title chore(deps): update docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5 docker digest to 6d1ab24 chore(deps): update docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5 docker digest to aa9bb9b Feb 7, 2026
@renovate-bot-cbcoutinho renovate-bot-cbcoutinho bot force-pushed the renovate/docker.io-library-nextcloud-32.0.5 branch from 2428979 to 551f323 Compare February 7, 2026 11:10
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Pull Request Review - Nextcloud Docker Image Digest Update

Overview

This PR updates the Nextcloud Docker image digest while maintaining version 32.0.5. This is a routine security/patch update from Renovate bot.

Change: sha256:4b66e9b...sha256:aa9bb9b...


✅ Code Quality & Best Practices

  • Good: Single-purpose change with minimal blast radius
  • Good: Maintains pinned version (32.0.5) while updating digest for security patches
  • Good: Uses digest pinning for reproducible builds (following Docker best practices)

🔒 Security Considerations

Recommendation: Verify digest authenticity

While Renovate is generally trustworthy, it's good practice to verify the new digest:

# Verify the new image digest exists on Docker Hub
docker pull docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5@sha256:aa9bb9bbde6e6afc756f7f101d65fbd57526165184737a85e31cc98dfbaaa2e2

# Compare with current tag
docker pull docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5
docker inspect docker.io/library/nextcloud:32.0.5 | grep -A 5 RepoDigests

The digest update likely contains:

  • Security patches
  • Bug fixes
  • Dependency updates within the 32.0.5 version

🧪 Testing Considerations

CI Status: Integration tests are currently running. Before merging:

  1. Linting - Passed
  2. Integration Tests - In Progress (wait for completion)
  3. Claude Review - In Progress

Testing recommendation:

  • Ensure integration tests pass completely
  • All test environments use this base image (mcp, mcp-oauth, mcp-keycloak)
  • No behavioral changes expected, but verify:
    • OAuth flows still work (Nextcloud OIDC, Keycloak)
    • Health checks pass
    • App installations complete successfully

🎯 Performance Considerations

  • Neutral: Digest updates typically have minimal performance impact
  • Image size may vary slightly depending on layer optimizations
  • First pull will download new layers, subsequent runs use cache

📋 Test Coverage

  • Adequate: Existing integration tests cover:
    • Nextcloud initialization
    • OAuth configuration
    • Health checks
    • MCP server connectivity
  • No new tests needed: This is an infrastructure update, not a code change

🔍 Additional Notes

From CLAUDE.md context:

  • This project follows comprehensive testing patterns (unit, smoke, integration, OAuth)
  • After merging, rebuild containers for testing:
    docker-compose up --build -d mcp
    docker-compose up --build -d mcp-oauth  
    docker-compose up --build -d mcp-keycloak

Recommendation:
APPROVE - Pending successful integration test completion

This is a routine maintenance update. The change is minimal, properly scoped, and follows security best practices. Once CI passes, this is safe to merge.


Approval checklist:

  • Integration tests pass
  • No unexpected container startup failures
  • Health checks succeed for all services

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