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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
mysql (source)	service	major	8.4 → 26.10

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (2582d705 → 1420e3cf). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked

• Injection, authn/authz, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, secret leakage: not applicable — no application/runtime code changed.
• Supply chain: tag resolves to the official library/mysql image on Docker Hub; MySQL 26.7 is a legitimate calendar-version Early Access release.
• CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are unchanged pre-existing test values, not introduced by this PR.

Prior automation threads: none found on this PR.

Result: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path were identified in the added/modified code.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (013abf82 → 9f8dad50). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked

• Injection, authn/authz, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, secret leakage: not applicable — no application/runtime code changed.
• Supply chain: mysql:26.7 resolves to the official library/mysql image on Docker Hub (MySQL 26.x Innovation release); same publisher and registry as the prior mysql:8.4 tag.
• CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are unchanged pre-existing test values, not introduced by this PR.

Prior automation threads: none found; previous top-level assessment superseded by this run.

Result: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path were identified in the added/modified code.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (d1238fad → 714226fd). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: injection, authn/authz, secret leakage, SSRF/XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, and supply-chain impact of the image tag change.

Conclusion: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR.

• Changes are confined to ephemeral CI service containers, not production deployment configs (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched).
• mysql:26.7 is the official Docker Hub tag for the MySQL 26.7 innovation release; no attacker-controlled input reaches the image reference.
• Hardcoded CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are pre-existing context lines and were not introduced by this diff.
• No plausible attack path from this version bump to compromise Semaphore users or production deployments.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (1c2755c1 → 7a43cac1). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: injection, authn/authz, secret leakage, SSRF/XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, and supply-chain impact of the image tag change.

Conclusion: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR.

• Changes are confined to ephemeral CI service containers; production compose config (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml) still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched.
• mysql:26.7 is the official Docker Hub library/mysql tag (MySQL 26.x Innovation release); the image reference is a hardcoded constant with no attacker-controlled input path.
• Hardcoded CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are pre-existing context lines and were not introduced by this diff.
• No plausible attack path from this version bump to compromise Semaphore users or production deployments.

Prior automation threads: none found; previous top-level assessments superseded by this run.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (def5afa5 → 9f9f1fe7). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: injection, authn/authz, secret leakage, SSRF/XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, and supply-chain impact of the image tag change.

Conclusion: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR.

• Changes are confined to ephemeral CI service containers; production compose config (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml) still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched.
• mysql:26.7 is the official Docker Hub library/mysql tag (MySQL 26.x Innovation release); the image reference is a hardcoded constant with no attacker-controlled input path.
• Hardcoded CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are pre-existing context lines and were not introduced by this diff.
• No plausible attack path from this version bump to compromise Semaphore users or production deployments.

Prior automation threads: none found (no inline security findings from earlier runs); previous top-level assessments superseded by this run.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (7f76984a → 467c2022). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: injection, authn/authz, secret leakage, SSRF/XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, and supply-chain impact of the image tag change.

Conclusion: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR.

• Changes are confined to ephemeral CI service containers; production compose config (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml) still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched.
• mysql:26.7 is the official Docker Hub library/mysql tag (MySQL 26.x Innovation release); the image reference is a hardcoded constant with no attacker-controlled input path.
• Hardcoded CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are pre-existing context lines and were not introduced by this diff.
• No plausible attack path from this version bump to compromise Semaphore users or production deployments.

Prior automation threads: none found (no inline security findings from earlier runs); previous top-level assessments superseded by this run.

  

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Stale comment

Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (ef468f0 → 0a29a0e). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: No application, API, or auth code is modified. The MySQL image is pulled only inside CI service containers; workflow contents are not attacker-controlled without repository write access. mysql:26.7 is a supported tag on the official Docker Hub mysql image (same docker-library/mysql source as 8.4), so this is not a new untrusted supply-chain source.

Prior threads: No unresolved inline security findings from earlier automation runs; nothing to re-report.

Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path introduced by this PR.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (a42cc3d6 → 5b4f052e). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql jobs).

Prior threads: Re-checked earlier automation assessments; no unresolved security findings applied to the current head.

Analysis:

• No application/runtime code, dependency manifest, or deployment config for Semaphore itself is modified.
• The image remains the official Docker Hub library/mysql tag (mysql:26.7 is a published Oracle MySQL release tag); trust boundary is unchanged from the previous pinned tag.
• CI MySQL credentials (p455w0rd) are unchanged and scoped to ephemeral CI service containers, not introduced by this PR.
• No attacker-controlled input reaches a new sink; no injection, authz, SSRF, secret exposure, or deserialization surface is added.

Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities identified in added/modified code.

  

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Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (83bddaf0 → ac16c70b). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql jobs).

Prior threads: No inline security findings from earlier automation runs; prior top-level assessments re-validated against current head.

Analysis:

• No application/runtime code, Go/module dependencies, or production deployment manifests are modified.
• The image reference is a hardcoded constant on the official Docker Hub library/mysql image (MySQL 26.7 innovation release); trust boundary is unchanged from mysql:8.4.
• CI MySQL credentials are unchanged pre-existing values scoped to ephemeral CI service containers only.
• No attacker-controlled input reaches a new sink; injection, authn/authz bypass, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, deserialization, and secret-exposure surfaces are not introduced by this diff.

Outcome: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path in added/modified code.

  

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Stale comment

Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (ac08b999 → 433443ca). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked

• Injection, authn/authz, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, secret leakage: not applicable — no application or runtime code changed.
• Supply chain: mysql:26.7 resolves to the official library/mysql image on Docker Hub (HTTP 200 for tag metadata); same publisher/registry as the prior mysql:8.4 pin.
• Blast radius: ephemeral CI service containers only; production/deployment MySQL references (e.g. compose store) are unchanged.
• CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are unchanged pre-existing test values on context lines, not introduced by this diff.

Prior automation threads: no unresolved inline review threads on this PR.

Result: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path were identified in the added/modified code.

  

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[cursor]

Stale comment

Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (ddaec4c8 → 79595fea). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked: injection, authn/authz, secret leakage, SSRF/XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, and supply-chain impact of the image tag change.

Conclusion: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities introduced or exposed by this PR.

• Changes are confined to ephemeral CI service containers; production compose config (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml) still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched.
• mysql:26.7 is the official Docker Hub library/mysql tag (MySQL 26.x Innovation release); the image reference is a hardcoded constant with no attacker-controlled input path.
• Hardcoded CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are pre-existing context lines and were not introduced by this diff.
• No plausible attack path from this version bump to compromise Semaphore users or production deployments.

Prior automation threads: none found (no inline security findings from earlier runs); previous top-level assessments superseded by this run.

  

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Stale comment

Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (0f07f813 → b0f186fc). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked

• Injection, authn/authz, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, secret leakage: not applicable — no application or runtime code changed.
• Supply chain: mysql:26.7 is a published tag on Docker Hub library/mysql (same official image family as mysql:8.4); the workflow pins a fixed tag, not attacker-controlled input.
• CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are unchanged pre-existing test values in context lines, not introduced by this PR.

Prior automation threads: no unresolved inline findings; prior top-level assessments validated and superseded by this run.

Result: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path were identified in the added/modified code.

  

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[cursor]

Security review — no findings

Reviewed the full PR diff (c170fce8 → 632136e6). The only changes bump the GitHub Actions service container image from mysql:8.4 to mysql:26.7 in .github/workflows/dev.yml (jobs migrate-mysql and integrate-mysql).

Scope checked

• Injection, authn/authz, SSRF, XSS, path traversal, unsafe deserialization, secret leakage: not applicable — no application or runtime code changed.
• Supply chain: mysql:26.7 is a published tag on Docker Hub library/mysql (HTTP 200); same official image family as mysql:8.4, pinned as a hardcoded constant (no attacker-controlled input).
• Blast radius: ephemeral CI service containers only; deployment compose (deployment/compose/store/mysql.yml) still uses mysql:8.0 and is untouched.
• CI credentials (MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD, etc.) are unchanged pre-existing test values on context lines, not introduced by this diff.

Prior automation threads: no unresolved inline findings; prior top-level assessments validated and superseded by this run.

Result: No medium, high, or critical vulnerabilities with a plausible attack path were identified in the added/modified code.

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