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I was trying to install some new packages into the docker container on bullseye, but I found bullseye and even bookworm were too old.

This PR updates:

  • node LTS release (24)
  • Debian stable (trixie)

I ran the following locally:

  • npm run init-docker-builder
  • npm run build-docker
  • npm run build-and-load-docker
  • npm run sanity-test-docker
  • npm run smoke-test-docker

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Is it possible to use Debian 12 stable?

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Is it possible to use Debian 12 stable?

I did some more investigation, and it seems like I can manage with a third-party repository to get the packages I need on Debian 12. Thank you.

Since I made my branch name Debian 13 specific, should I close this and then re-open a merge request with a better named branch?

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garris commented Nov 26, 2025

Something like chore/upgrade-base-image would be clearer. Thank you.

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