fix(deps): make dependency updates reach the image - #351
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…nstalls #350 merged with its test check red, and the red was telling the truth. Dependabot's pip ecosystem edited requirements.txt, which nothing installs from: both images build with `uv sync --frozen` from uv.lock, CI syncs from the same lock, and release.yml does not treat requirements.txt as a release trigger. So the bump could not reach a built image even in principle, and the export stopped matching the lock. One of the six pins is not installable at all. pydantic 2.13.4 requires pydantic-core==2.46.4 exactly and the PR asked for 2.48.0, so the repo's own dev instruction — pip install -r requirements.txt — answers ResolutionImpossible. Five of the six bumps are real, so they go where they ship: uvicorn 0.52.4, starlette 1.6.0, charset-normalizer 3.5.1, idna 3.19, typing-inspection 0.4.4. pydantic-core stays at 2.46.4; letting pydantic float leaves the pair unchanged because no released pydantic accepts 2.48.0. requirements.txt, requirements-dev.txt and requirements-worker.txt are gone. The last two were referenced by nothing and still listed unpinned lower bounds, which is the second-opinion resolution CashPilot-de1 was about. docs/requirements-docs.txt stays: docs.yml really installs it, and it must stay out of uv.lock or every mkdocs bump would cut an app release. Dependabot now runs the uv ecosystem, so it edits pyproject.toml and uv.lock — both release triggers.
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Dependabot's pip ecosystem covered docs/requirements-docs.txt as well as the root requirements files — #125 bumped mkdocs-material there. `uv` does not see that file, so switching the app to uv would have frozen the docs build's only dependency with nothing saying so. docs/ now has its own pip entry. Those deps stay out of uv.lock on purpose: release.yml treats uv.lock as a release trigger, so a mkdocs-material bump would otherwise cut an app release that changes nothing in the app. While checking that: #102 raised tzdata to >=2026.3, but only in requirements-dev.txt, the duplicate. pyproject's dev extra still said >=2025.1, so deleting the duplicate would have silently thrown that bump away. The floor now matches what the lock already resolves.
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`test` is about to become a required status check on main, which is what should have stopped #350 landing red. The release's own pin-bump PR could not survive that: its commit carried `[skip ci]`, so it produced zero Actions checks (#347 ran one, and it was GitGuardian). A required check that never reports sits "Expected" forever and the PR can never merge. The marker is gone and the merge uses --auto, so the PR lands the moment `test` goes green. What stops a pin bump cutting another release is the paths filter, which does not list the compose files -- the marker was only backing that up. The guard test now asserts the filter, which is where the guarantee lives.
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In `@tests/test_beads_batch_32.py`:
- Around line 215-219: Update the docs watcher assertion in the _updates test to
filter entries by both directory /docs and package-ecosystem pip, then require
exactly one matching entry instead of merely asserting that one exists.
In `@tests/test_beads_batch_65.py`:
- Around line 86-100: Update the path validation around offenders in the release
workflow test to evaluate each compose filename against the complete GitHub
Actions paths glob filter, including positive patterns and negated patterns,
instead of only searching for literal compose strings or wildcard entries.
Ensure docker-compose.yml and docker-compose.fleet.yml are treated as offenders
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The previous commit explained, in its body, that the pin-bump commit no longer carries GitHub's skip-CI marker. Spelling the marker out was enough: GitHub matches that string ANYWHERE in a HEAD commit message, body included, and skips every workflow for that commit. All three checks vanished, with no run and no annotation to notice, and the PR sat BLOCKED on a required check that could never report. The comment now says so, next to the one place in this repo that has a reason to discuss the marker at all.
Two review findings, both real. The release-loop guard scanned the paths filter for the substring "docker-compose". A pattern like '*.yml' names neither compose file and matches both, so the guard would have waved through exactly the regression it exists to catch. It now evaluates the filenames against the filter with GitHub's own semantics: * stops at a slash, ** does not, ?/+ quantify what precedes them, a leading ! negates, and the last matching pattern wins. Verified by running the old logic against '*.yml' and watching it pass. The filenames come from the step's own `git add` line rather than being restated, so renaming one cannot slip past. The docs-watcher check filtered on directory alone, which a `uv` entry pointed at /docs would satisfy while seeing no requirements file at all. It now requires the pip ecosystem.
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#350 merged with its
testcheck red, and the red was right.Dependabot bumped six pins in
requirements.txt, a file nothing installs from. Both images build withuv sync --frozenfromuv.lock, CI syncs from the same lock, andrelease.ymldoes not watchrequirements.txt. That bump could never have reached a built image. All it did was leave the export disagreeing with the lock.One of the six is worse than cosmetic.
pydantic 2.13.4pinspydantic-core==2.46.4exactly, and the PR asked for2.48.0. The repo's own dev instruction waspip install -r requirements.txt, and it now answers:What this does
Five of the six bumps are real, so they go into
uv.lockwhere they ship: uvicorn 0.52.4, starlette 1.6.0, charset-normalizer 3.5.1, idna 3.19, typing-inspection 0.4.4.pydantic-corestays at 2.46.4. Letting pydantic float leaves the pair unchanged, because no released pydantic accepts 2.48.0 yet.Dependabot's Python ecosystem is now
uv, so it editspyproject.tomlanduv.lock, both of which are release triggers. A bump now either reaches the image or is never proposed.Switching the app to
uvwould have cost the docs build its watcher. Dependabot's pip ecosystem also covereddocs/requirements-docs.txt(that is what opened #125 for mkdocs-material) anduvcannot see that file, sodocs/now has its own pip entry. Those deps stay out ofuv.lockon purpose, for the release-trigger reason above.Checking that turned up one more thing. #102 raised
tzdatato>=2026.3, but only inrequirements-dev.txt, the duplicate.pyproject.toml's dev extra still said>=2025.1, so deleting the duplicate would have thrown that bump away without a word. The floor now matches what the lock already resolves.requirements.txtis gone, and so arerequirements-dev.txtandrequirements-worker.txt. Nothing referenced those two and they still carried unpinned lower bounds, the second-opinion resolution CashPilot-de1 was about.docs/requirements-docs.txtstays.docs.ymlreally installs it, and it has to stay out ofuv.lockor every mkdocs-material bump would cut an app release.Checks
starlette 1.4.1 to 1.6.0 is the only bump that could change behaviour, so I read its notes against this app. The GZip changes do not apply, since there is no
GZipMiddlewareanywhere.max_body_sizedefaults toNoneand only wraps the app when set. TheFileResponserange fixes are strict improvements.Every new guard was shown to go red when its mechanism is removed:
requirements*.txtcomes backCLAUDE.mdpoints at pip againpipuv.lockdrops out ofrelease.yml's pathsuv.lockFull suite 4780 passed, 7 skipped, coverage 95.59%, ruff check and format clean.
dependabot.ymlvalidates against the published v2 schema, and the UI image builds clean on amd64 alpine with the new lock.Making the red check actually stop a merge
mainhad no required status checks, which is the only reason a redtestcould land. It is required now, and this PR is the first one gated by it.The release automation could not have survived that unchanged. Its pin-bump PR commits with GitHub's skip-CI marker, so it produces zero Actions checks (#347 ran exactly one, and it was GitGuardian). A required check that never reports sits "Expected" forever, and that PR could never merge. The marker is gone and the merge uses
--auto, so the PR lands the momenttestgoes green.Dropping the marker does not risk a release loop. What prevents one is the paths filter at the top of
release.yml, which does not list the compose files. The marker only backed that up, so the guard test now asserts the filter instead, which is where the guarantee lives.That guard is matched the way GitHub matches, not by substring. A pattern like
'*.yml'names neither compose file and matches both, and the first version of the check would have waved it straight through. I ran the old logic against it and watched it pass.One trap worth knowing, because it cost an hour here. Writing the marker out in a commit message, even in the body, even to explain that it was being removed, made GitHub skip every workflow for that commit. No run, no annotation, and the PR sat BLOCKED on a required check that could never report. That is now written down next to the one place in this repo with a reason to discuss it.