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fix: pin Node.js and pnpm versions in codegen Dockerfile#1143

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fix: pin Node.js and pnpm versions in codegen Dockerfile#1143
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@dobrac dobrac commented Feb 17, 2026

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Build-environment-only changes; main risk is codegen differences or CI breakage due to the pinned Node/Python versions and new install method.

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Updates the codegen build image to be more deterministic by pinning Node.js and pnpm versions and installing Node via the official tarball (with arch detection) instead of the NodeSource apt repo.

Also bumps the base runtime image from python:3.9 to python:3.10 for the Python stage.

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@dobrac dobrac merged commit ef25bfe into main Feb 17, 2026
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