release: v2025.1.6 #2271
release: v2025.1.6 #2271
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Signed-off-by: Valery Piashchynski <[email protected]>
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WalkthroughThis PR updates Go module dependencies to newer versions across AWS SDK v2, OpenTelemetry instrumentation, and golang.org/x packages. It also adds a gosec linting suppression directive to a worker render function. Changes
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internal/cli/workers/render.go (1)
189-191: Document why the gosec suppression is safe.The
//nolint:gosecdirective suppresses a security warning but lacks an explanatory comment. While the uint64→int64 conversion is likely safe in the context of job counts (which are unlikely to exceed int64 max), document this assumption for future maintainers and auditors.Apply this diff to add context:
func renderJobs(number uint64) string { - return humanize.Comma(int64(number)) //nolint:gosec + // nolint:gosec - job count is never large enough to overflow int64 + return humanize.Comma(int64(number))Alternatively, if the specific gosec rule should be named:
func renderJobs(number uint64) string { - return humanize.Comma(int64(number)) //nolint:gosec + // nolint:goconvey,gosec - uint64 to int64 safe: job counts bounded by system limits + return humanize.Comma(int64(number))
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3-3: Confirm CHANGELOG.md documents the security fix and Go version requirement change.The go.mod updates to Go 1.25.5 to address CVE-2025-61729 are well-justified. Per the PR checklist, user-facing changes should be documented in CHANGELOG.md, and the minimum Go version requirement change is user-facing. Ensure the changelog entry clearly states the security motivation and the new minimum Go version.
Can you confirm that CHANGELOG.md has been updated with:
- The CVE-2025-61729 security fix and rationale for the version bump
- The new Go 1.25.5 minimum requirement (breaking change for users on older Go versions)
- Any migration notes for users still on Go < 1.25.5
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74-87: Routine AWS SDK and OpenTelemetry dependency updates.The AWS SDK v2 and OpenTelemetry package updates (lines 74–87, 185–196) appear to be routine security/stability patches. OpenTelemetry moves to v1.39.0 across otel/trace, otel/metric, otel/sdk, and instrumentation packages (otelgrpc, otelhttp, jaeger propagators).
Verify that the downstream transitive dependency on
roadrunner-server/otel/v5 v5.3.1(line 37) is compatible with the updated OpenTelemetry v1.39.0 packages. If that module pins older OTel versions, there may be version mismatch issues.
209-217: golang.org/x package updates are consistent and aligned with Go 1.25.5.The golang.org/x packages (crypto, mod, net, oauth2, sync, sys, text, tools) have been updated consistently, which is appropriate for a Go 1.25.5 toolchain. No obvious compatibility red flags.
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Pull request overview
This pull request is a bugfix release (v2025.1.6) that claims to update the minimum Go version to 1.25.5 to address CVE-2025-61729. However, there are critical concerns with the version numbers referenced in the PR description that need verification. The changes include:
- Addition of a linter suppression comment in the worker rendering code
- Updates to AWS SDK v2 dependencies (minor version bumps from 1.40.x to 1.41.x series)
- Updates to OpenTelemetry instrumentation libraries (from 0.63.x/1.38.x to 0.64.x/1.39.x)
- Updates to various golang.org/x packages (crypto, mod, net, oauth2, sync, sys, text, tools)
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| internal/cli/workers/render.go | Adds a gosec linter suppression to the renderJobs function's type conversion |
| go.mod | Updates indirect dependencies for AWS SDK, OpenTelemetry, and golang.org/x packages |
| go.sum | Updates checksums corresponding to the dependency changes in go.mod |
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