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chore: pin all dependency versions #1

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opened 2026-03-10 05:28:24 +00:00 by cal · 0 comments
cal commented 2026-03-10 05:28:24 +00:00
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Problem

Unpinned dependencies can silently introduce breaking changes when Docker images are rebuilt. This caused a production outage in the Major Domo project when an unpinned FastAPI upgrade changed redirect behavior.

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  1. Audit dependency files for any unpinned or floor-constrained dependencies
  2. Pin ALL dependencies to exact versions
  3. If using a base Docker image, consider pinning to a specific tag/digest

Why This Matters

Every build should produce an identical artifact. Unpinned deps mean a git revert doesn't actually roll back to the previous working state — you get the old code with new libraries.

## Problem Unpinned dependencies can silently introduce breaking changes when Docker images are rebuilt. This caused a production outage in the Major Domo project when an unpinned FastAPI upgrade changed redirect behavior. ## Task 1. Audit dependency files for any unpinned or floor-constrained dependencies 2. Pin ALL dependencies to exact versions 3. If using a base Docker image, consider pinning to a specific tag/digest ## Why This Matters Every build should produce an identical artifact. Unpinned deps mean a `git revert` doesn't actually roll back to the previous working state — you get the old code with new libraries.
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