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fix(deploy): use committed yarn.lock + pin node:20.18.0 to unblock staging build - #137
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Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~2 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The Docker base image is updated to Node 20, but that runtime line is now unsupported, creating avoidable maintenance and compatibility risk; the unpinned image tag also means future builds may change unexpectedly. Merge should wait for a supported Node release and preferably a digest-pinned image, or require explicit owner acceptance. Poem
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- Around line 2-4: Update the Dockerfile dependency-copy step to include the
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…uild The staging image build fresh-resolved dependencies because the Dockerfile never copied the committed yarn.lock: `COPY package*.json ./` matches package.json/package-lock.json but not yarn.lock, so `yarn install --frozen-lockfile` logged "No lockfile found" and resolved every transitive to latest. That pulled @solana/codecs-numbers@2.3.0 (engine floor node >=20.18.0, above the pinned 20.14.0 base) and mismatched @types/express (TS2769 in src/server.ts during `yarn build`). Copy the committed lockfile so the build installs the exact, known-good tree, and pin the base image to node:20.18.0 to satisfy the engine floor. Verified locally end-to-end: `yarn install --frozen-lockfile` + `yarn build` (tsoa + tsc) complete and the image exports successfully. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| # Pinned to a Node 20 LTS patch >= 20.18.0: a transitive dep | ||
| # (@solana/codecs-numbers) raised its engine floor to node >=20.18.0, | ||
| # which the previously pinned 20.14.0 no longer satisfied. | ||
| FROM node:20.18.0 |
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Use a supported Node.js release line.
As of August 17, 2026, Node.js lists v20.18.0 as out of maintenance, and the Node.js 20 line reached end of life on March 24, 2026. This change still ships an unsupported runtime. Select a currently supported Node.js line that satisfies @solana/codecs-numbers and verify the build and runtime behavior. (nodejs.org)
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In `@Dockerfile` around lines 2 - 5, Update the Dockerfile’s FROM image to a
currently supported Node.js release line that satisfies the
`@solana/codecs-numbers` engine requirement, then verify the image builds and
runtime behavior remains intact.
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Problem
The staging pipeline for the #136 merge failed at the
publishjob (Docker image build), so nothing deployed:Failed run: https://github.com/Giveth/notification-center/actions/runs/31985044009
Root cause
The Dockerfile copies deps with
COPY package*.json ./, which matchespackage.json/package-lock.jsonbut not the committedyarn.lock. Soyarn install --frozen-lockfilelogsinfo No lockfile foundand fresh-resolves every transitive to latest at build time. The build has always been non-reproducible; it only broke now because upstream drift pulled:@solana/codecs-numbers@2.3.0— engine floor raised to node>=20.18.0, above the pinnednode:20.14.0base (the visibleyarn installfailure), and@types/express, which then failstscduringyarn buildwithTS2769insrc/server.ts(surfaces only once the engine error is cleared).The
testjob passes throughout because it runs in the checked-out repo whereyarn.lockis present; only the Docker build lacked it.Fix
COPY yarn.lock ./beforeyarn install --frozen-lockfile, so the image installs the exact, known-good tree instead of fresh-resolving. This fixes both the engine error and the@types/expresscompile error.node:20.18.0(satisfies the transitive engine floor; keeps the team's exact-pin convention).Verification
Built the image locally end-to-end on this exact Dockerfile:
yarn install --frozen-lockfilecompletes against the committed lockfile (no "lockfile needs update" — confirms it is in sync),yarn build(tsoa spec+tsc) compiles cleanly (Done in 3.81s),BUILD_EXIT=0).CI's
publish/deployjobs run only on push tostaging, so the actual image build is exercised on merge; this PR's local proof stands in for that pre-merge.Note
This addresses CodeRabbit's actionable comment (copy the tracked lockfile + pin an immutable base image ≥20.18.0). Keeping
yarn.lockin sync going forward preserves reproducible builds.