Use the node LTS release #302
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node v22 has been quite unstable. Switch back to node 20 until Oct24
Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThis pull request switches the Node.js runtime from version 22 to version 20 in the app.yaml configuration file. The change is made to address stability issues with Node.js v22 and to use the LTS (Long Term Support) release until October 2024. File-Level Changes
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WalkthroughThe changes involve modifications to several Dockerfiles and a configuration file, primarily focusing on updating the Node.js version used by the applications. The Dockerfiles for various applications have been switched from the Changes
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participant User
participant App
participant Node
User->>App: Request application
App->>Node: Initialize with LTS version
Node-->>App: LTS version ready
App-->>User: Response with application
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Files selected for processing (4)
- apps/fetcher/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
- apps/fxc-server/src/app.yaml (1 hunks)
- apps/proxy/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
- apps/run/Dockerfile (1 hunks)
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- apps/proxy/Dockerfile
- apps/run/Dockerfile
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apps/fxc-server/src/app.yaml (2)
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3-22: LGTM: Existing configuration remains appropriate.The rest of the configuration file, including instance class, automatic scaling, and handlers, remains unchanged and appears to be well-configured for the application's needs. The security settings, such as enforcing HTTPS, are properly maintained.
1-1: Approved: Runtime downgraded to Node.js v20 LTS.The change from
nodejs22tonodejs20aligns with the PR objectives to use a more stable Node.js version. This is a good decision for maintaining stability in the production environment.To ensure compatibility with the new runtime, please run the following verification steps:
- Check for any Node.js version-specific features or APIs used in the codebase.
- Review and update package.json to ensure all dependencies are compatible with Node.js v20.
- Run all tests and perform a thorough QA to catch any potential issues.
These checks will help identify any potential compatibility issues that may arise from downgrading to Node.js v20.
apps/fetcher/Dockerfile (1)
3-3: Approved: Switch to LTS Node.js versionThe change from
current-slimtolts-slimaligns with the PR objectives and is a good practice for production environments, providing better stability and long-term support.Let's verify if this change is consistent across all Dockerfiles in the project:
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Consistent Use of LTS Node.js Version Across Dockerfiles
The change to use the
lts-slimversion of Node.js is consistent across all Dockerfiles in the project, aligning with the PR objectives for stability and long-term support. No further action is needed.Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if all Dockerfiles use the LTS version of Node.js # Test: Search for Node.js base images in all Dockerfiles # Expect: All should use 'lts-slim' version echo "Checking Node.js versions in Dockerfiles:" fd Dockerfile --exec grep -H 'FROM docker.io/node:'Length of output: 362
node v22 has been quite unstable. Switch back to node 20 until Oct24
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Change the Node.js runtime version from 22 to 20 in the app configuration to address stability issues.
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