chore(deps): docker: bump golang from 1.26.3-bookworm to 1.26.4-bookworm in /agent in the all-docker group across 1 directory#624
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Bumps the all-docker group with 1 update in the /agent directory: golang. Updates `golang` from 1.26.3-bookworm to 1.26.4-bookworm --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: golang dependency-version: 1.26.4-bookworm dependency-type: direct:production update-type: version-update:semver-patch dependency-group: all-docker ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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Verdict
Approve. A clean, single-line Dependabot patch bump of the gh-builder base image (golang:1.26.3-bookworm → 1.26.4-bookworm) that pulls a security-relevant Go toolchain forward. CI is fully green including build (agentcore), which actually exercises this Dockerfile.
Vision alignment
Advances the bounded blast radius & supply-chain hygiene posture. The gh-builder stage exists specifically to compile gh from source on a patched Go toolchain because upstream gh packages lag Go CVE fixes (agent/Dockerfile:6). Bumping the Go patch release is precisely the mechanism that keeps the shipped gh binary current — this change is doing exactly what the stage was designed to do. No tenet is traded; no ADR/RFC required.
Blocking issues
None.
Non-blocking suggestions / nits
- Branch name (
dependabot/docker/agent/all-docker-b383ab5a52) does not follow the(feat|fix|chore|docs)/<issue>-descconvention. This is a de-facto-waived nit for Dependabot-managed PRs (the bot names branches;.github/dependabot.ymlowns theall-dockergroup) — not a blocker. - Governance: No backing
approvedissue, which is expected and acceptable — automated dependency bumps from Dependabot are exempt from the ADR-003 manual issue gate. The bump is authorized by.github/dependabot.yml(docker ecosystem,all-dockergroup, 7-day cooldown).
Documentation
No docs impact. A base-image patch tag inside a builder stage changes no behavior, contract, env var, or command. Starlight mirror unaffected. No issue-tracking gap (Dependabot-driven).
Tests & CI
- All checks green:
build (agentcore)SUCCESS (compilesgh v2.93.0against Go 1.26.4 — proves no toolchain incompatibility),Secrets, deps, and workflow scanSUCCESS,Validate PR titleSUCCESS,CodeQLNEUTRAL, dead-code advisory SUCCESS. - No unit tests apply to a Docker tag bump; none expected. The image build IS the test here and it passed.
- Bootstrap synth-coverage: Not applicable — no CDK construct, stack, or CloudFormation resource-type change.
- Version delta verified: Go 1.26.4 is a legitimate upstream patch release carrying security fixes to
crypto/x509,mime, andnet/textprotoplus compiler/runtime/crypto/fips140bug fixes. Semver-patch, no breaking changes; Dependabot compatibility applies. The green agentcore build confirms no real incompatibility (per the dep-bump investigation requirement, there was no red build to root-cause).
Review agents run
The diff is a single Docker FROM tag change (one line, no application code). Agents were evaluated for scope:
- code-reviewer — Omitted: no TS/Python/logic changed; only a base-image tag.
- silent-failure-hunter — Omitted: no error-handling or fallback code in the diff.
- type-design-analyzer — Omitted: no new/changed types.
- comment-analyzer — Omitted: no comments added or modified (the adjacent
# Build gh with a patched Go toolchaincomment is unchanged and remains accurate). - pr-test-analyzer — Omitted: no testable code unit; the image build in CI is the coverage.
- /security-review — Omitted as a formal invocation: no IAM/Cedar/network/secrets/input-gateway change. Applied supply-chain judgment by hand instead — the bump reduces attack surface (newer Go security patches into the
ghbinary), the tag is a pinned Debian-based official image, and Dependabot's security scan passed.
Human heuristics
- Proportionality — Pass. One-line tag bump for a one-line concern; no incidental abstraction.
- Coherence — Pass. Belongs in
agent/Dockerfile(the only golang reference in the repo); consistent with the existing patch-Go-toolchain intent. - Clarity — Pass. Intent is self-evident and the surrounding comment (
agent/Dockerfile:6) still accurately explains why the stage pins Go. - Appropriateness — Pass. Maintainable, Dependabot-managed, verified against the real Go 1.26.4 release notes and a real green image build rather than a mock.
Bumps the all-docker group with 1 update in the /agent directory: golang.
Updates
golangfrom 1.26.3-bookworm to 1.26.4-bookwormDependabot will resolve any conflicts with this PR as long as you don't alter it yourself. You can also trigger a rebase manually by commenting
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