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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change Pending
github/codeql-action (changelog) action digest 9b32540 → 33d7b85
renovatebot/github-action action patch v46.3.10 → v46.3.12 v46.3.13

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renovatebot/github-action

v46.3.12

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Documentation
  • update references to renovatebot/github-action to v46.3.11 (2d01910)
Miscellaneous Chores
Build System
  • deps: lock file maintenance (6eccec3)
Continuous Integration
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.198.3 (7b49be6)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.199.0 (704d70b)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.199.2 (6536601)

v46.3.11

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Bug Fixes
Documentation
  • update references to renovatebot/github-action to v46.3.10 (d435328)
Miscellaneous Chores
  • deps: update dependency npm-run-all2 to v9.0.4 (0d94545)
  • deps: update dependency typescript-eslint to v8.72.0 (3372a91)
  • deps: update node.js to v24.22.2 (c5155d6)
  • replace eslint and prettier with oxlint and oxfmt (#​1089) (5b781a4)
Continuous Integration
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.181.11 (aa5e565)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.182.2 (3b94e1a)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.184.1 (71fd7a5)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.186.6 (7713216)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.186.7 (eedc0c9)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.188.2 (0d6adaa)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.188.4 (e46333c)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.190.0 (2309c61)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.190.1 (d4d64e2)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.190.2 (9b215f4)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.192.2 (63e8d32)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.195.1 (74bb3e0)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.196.0 (eeca60a)
  • deps: update ghcr.io/renovatebot/renovate docker tag to v44.198.0 (fd40403)

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reviewer: PASS

Routine Renovate-authored bump of two pinned GitHub Actions SHAs (renovatebot/github-action v46.3.10→v46.3.12, github/codeql-action init+analyze v4 pin update). Diff is exactly the two SHA/comment pairs touched — minimal and in scope, no unrelated changes. All CI checks on PR #15 pass: CodeQL, build, codeql, secrets, and renovate/stability-days — these jobs actually invoke the bumped actions, so a bad SHA (wrong repo, nonexistent commit, or tag mismatch) would have failed the run rather than passing silently. I could not independently cross-check the SHAs against GitHub's tag pages (WebFetch denied in this sandbox), but the green CI run is direct evidence the pins resolve and execute correctly. This is a CI/supply-chain-only change: no app code, no runtime/deploy impact, no migration, no secret handling change — a classic no-test-needed case (dependency pin bump), consistent with the review guidance that automated/CI-only diffs don't require a new regression test. Acceptance criteria for this item (review the PR per its description) are met: it does what it claims and nothing more.

  • nit No independent SHA verification possible in this sandbox
    WebFetch was denied, so I could not directly confirm on github.com that the two new SHAs map to the tags claimed in the trailing comments. Mitigated by: all CI jobs that actually invoke these actions (build, codeql, secrets) passed, which would not happen if a SHA were wrong/missing.
attempted
  • git diff origin/master...HEAD (reviewed the 2-file, 4-line diff)
  • gh pr checks 15 -R MRegra/agon (all 5 checks pass)
  • Attempted WebFetch to cross-verify the two commit SHAs against GitHub's tag/release pages for renovatebot/github-action and github/codeql-action — denied by sandbox policy; relied on green CI execution of those exact pins as substitute evidence

adversary: PASS

This is a Renovate update that touches only CI workflows and changes three SHA pins. renovatebot/github-action moves from 2804199… (v46.3.10) to 1c0cf989… (v46.3.12). github/codeql-action init and analyze both move from 9b325408… to 33d7b85d… (# v4). Every action stays pinned to a full 40-character SHA, so there is no switch to a mutable tag. The permissions: contents: read block is unchanged, as are the with:/env inputs, secret handling, triggers and concurrency. The CodeQL init and analyze steps were updated together, and no other codeql-action step (upload-sarif etc.) still points at the old SHA. The Java code, build and deploy artifacts are untouched, so nothing changes for the runtime or rollout. Reverting this merge only restores the previous pins and is safe. I could not break it. One limit: I could not confirm from here that the new SHAs are the real upstream tagged commits rather than fork commits, because git ls-remote and WebFetch were both denied in this environment. The reviewer reading CI should confirm that (green CodeQL run, and GitHub showing no 'commit does not belong to any branch' warning).

  • nit Could not verify upstream that the new pinned SHAs belong to the tags (.github/workflows/security.yml)
    The new SHAs 1c0cf989c02653fba0efe7ca5772338860ca71dc (renovatebot/github-action v46.3.12) and 33d7b85da1a04171e211befe2c739303b9a4c066 (github/codeql-action v4) could not be checked against upstream tags. Network access (git ls-remote, WebFetch) was denied in this sandbox. The PR commit is authored by Renovate renovate@whitesourcesoftware.com and is unsigned (%G? = N), which is normal for Renovate. The '# v4' comment on codeql-action refers to a floating major tag, so the exact release version is not recorded in the file. This is cosmetic and was already the case on master.
    proof
`git log --format='%H %an <%ae> %s %G?' origin/master..HEAD` -> `049cebd… Renovate <renovate@whitesourcesoftware.com> chore(deps): update github-actions non-major N`; `git ls-remote https://github.com/renovatebot/github-action refs/tags/v46.3.12` -> denied by sandbox.
attempted
  • Read the full diff (git diff origin/master...HEAD): 2 files, 3 changed uses: lines, nothing else
  • Grepped every uses: in .github/: all actions still pinned to full SHAs. CodeQL init and analyze use the same new SHA, and no stale codeql-action ref (e.g. upload-sarif) is left behind
  • Checked renovate.yml for widened permissions, new inputs, secret exposure or trigger changes: none (permissions: contents: read, token passed only via with)
  • Checked the commit's author and signature status
  • Tried to verify the SHAs match the upstream tags with git ls-remote and a web-fetch agent: both denied by the sandbox
  • Deploy/rollback: no manifests, images or code changed, so no rollout risk, and a revert only restores the old pins

security: PASS

I found nothing exploitable in this PR, and it weakens no gate. The diff changes 2 workflows and only swaps pinned commit SHAs. renovatebot/github-action goes from 2804199 (v46.3.10) to 1c0cf98 (v46.3.12), and github/codeql-action init and analyze both go from 9b32540 to 33d7b85 (still on v4). Both actions stay pinned to a full 40-character SHA, with nothing floating. No permissions: block changes: renovate.yml keeps contents: read at the top level and codeql keeps security-events: write + contents: read. No trigger changes and no pull_request_target. The secrets wiring is the same: RENOVATE_TOKEN is still only passed to the renovate step and only when present. No steps, scanners or thresholds were removed or loosened, and the gitleaks and CodeQL jobs are unchanged apart from the digest. The head commit is a single unsigned commit authored as Renovate on a renovate/* branch, which fits a bot-generated digest bump. One caveat: this sandbox blocked all network access (gh api, git ls-remote and WebFetch were all denied). So I could NOT confirm that the 2 new SHAs are on upstream branches/tags rather than fork commits reachable through the parent repo. That is the only real supply-chain risk in a diff like this, so it is filed as a minor finding for the harness to check before merge.

  • minor New action SHAs not checked against upstream tags (network blocked) (.github/workflows/renovate.yml)
    The PR pins renovatebot/github-action@1c0cf98 (# v46.3.12) and github/codeql-action/{init,analyze}@33d7b85da1a04171e211befe2c739303b9a4c066 (# v4). A known supply-chain trick is to pin a commit that only exists in a fork: GitHub still resolves it under the parent repo path. Renovate resolves digests from upstream tags, so this is unlikely here, but I could not confirm it. Before merge, check that git ls-remote https://github.com/renovatebot/github-action refs/tags/v46.3.12 returns 1c0cf98…, and that 33d7b85 is contained in a codeql-action v4.x tag / the v4 ref (the GitHub commit page must not show the 'does not belong to any branch… may belong to a fork' banner). If either check fails, block.
    proof
In this session, `gh api repos/renovatebot/github-action/git/ref/tags/v46.3.12`, `git ls-remote …` and WebFetch of the commit pages were all denied (don't-ask mode), so provenance is unverified. Local evidence: the HEAD commit 049cebd is authored 'Renovate <renovate@whitesourcesoftware.com>', is unsigned (%G?=N), is on branch renovate/github-actions-non-major, and changes only the SHA literals on renovate.yml:45 and security.yml:21,25.
- **nit** Pre-existing, not in this diff: CodeQL push trigger targets 'main' but the default branch is 'master' (`.github/workflows/security.yml`) security.yml has `on.push.branches: [main]`, but this repo's base branch is master (PR base is origin/master). So pushes and merges to master never run CodeQL or gitleaks; only PRs and the weekly Monday schedule do. This PR didn't introduce it, but it is a gap in a scanner. Fix in a separate PR: change it to `[master]`.
proof
security.yml lines 3-4: `push:\n    branches: [main]`; the review base is `origin/master`.
attempted
  • git diff origin/master...HEAD: only 3 SHA literals change across renovate.yml and security.yml; permissions, triggers, secrets and steps are unchanged
  • Read both workflows in full: top-level permissions contents:read (renovate) and job-level security-events:write + contents:read (codeql); no pull_request_target
  • git log -1 on HEAD: authored as Renovate, unsigned, single commit
  • Tried to check the upstream tag→SHA mapping with gh api, git ls-remote and the web-fetch agent; all were denied by the sandbox permission mode
  • No package-manager deps changed, so npm audit/trivy/semgrep don't apply; gitleaks not run (the diff adds no strings except SHAs)

Approvals: 3/3 on 049cebd

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