Disable corepack integrity check to fix Docker build #21636
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Fix Docker build failure due to corepack signature verification
Summary
Description
Docker builds of the Galaxy container image are failing during the client build stage with a corepack signature verification error. This is caused by pnpm's recent key rotation (see nodejs/corepack#612), where the signing keys used for pnpm packages were changed, but older versions of corepack still have the old public keys embedded.
Node.js 22.13.0 (specified in
client/.node_version) ships with a corepack version that has outdated pnpm public keys, causingcorepack enable pnpmto fail when it tries to download and verify pnpm.This PR adds
ENV COREPACK_INTEGRITY_KEYS=0to the client build stage of.k8s_ci.Dockerfileto disable signature verification as a workaround until a proper fix is ready; likely to theansible-galaxyplaybook.Additional Consideration
There's also a recent change (January 15, 2026) to the ansible-galaxy role (PR #241) that skips nodeenv installation for Galaxy >= 25.1, expecting system Node.js to be available. This could cause issues for Docker builds that use the python:3.12-slim base image (which has no Node.js). However, this appears to be separate from the immediate corepack signature issue.
Test plan
docker build -f .k8s_ci.Dockerfile .License