build: bump Alpine version to 3.21 #2074
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces updates to the Dockerfile and Rust configuration files, focusing on dependency management and build configuration. Key changes include upgrading the Alpine Linux version from 3.18 to 3.21, adding Changes
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69-73: LGTM! Secure installation configurationThe wasm-bindgen-cli installation uses appropriate security flags. Consider adding a comment explaining the purpose of each flag for better maintainability.
RUN cargo binstall [email protected] --locked \ + # Ensure reproducible builds --no-discover-github-token \ + # Prevent automatic GitHub token discovery --disable-telemetry \ + # Disable usage tracking --no-track \ + # Additional tracking prevention --no-confirm + # Non-interactive installation
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packages/wasm-dpp/Cargo.toml (1)
18-18: Verify version synchronization across files
The wasm-bindgen and wasm-bindgen-futures versions have been updated. Let's verify that these versions are synchronized across all mentioned locations.
Also applies to: 52-52
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Let me check the exact version in the Dockerfile to ensure proper synchronization.
Versions are properly synchronized
The wasm-bindgen version 0.2.99 is consistently used across:
- packages/wasm-dpp/Cargo.toml:
wasm-bindgen = { version = "=0.2.99" } - .devcontainer/Dockerfile:
[email protected]
The wasm-bindgen-futures dependency was not found in the codebase, so the original review comment was partially incorrect in mentioning it.
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42-44: LGTM! Installation instruction updated correctly
The wasm-bindgen-cli version has been updated to match the dependency version in Cargo.toml. The note about version verification is helpful for users.
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53-53: Verify wasm-bindgen-cli version compatibility
The version update to 0.2.99 should be verified against other wasm-bindgen related dependencies in the project.
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Version 0.2.99 of wasm-bindgen-cli is consistent with dependencies
The verification shows that the wasm-bindgen dependency in Cargo.toml is pinned to exactly version 0.2.99, which matches the CLI version being installed. This version is consistently referenced across the codebase in Dockerfile, READMEs, and Rust dependencies, indicating a coordinated update.
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packages/wasm-dpp/src/identity/factory_utils.rs (1)
49-52: LGTM! Clean type annotation removal
The removal of explicit type annotations improves code readability while maintaining type safety through Rust's type inference system.
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README.md (1)
64-64: Verify build prerequisites accuracy
The wasm-bindgen-cli version update is consistent with other changes. However, we should verify that:
- The version matches wasm-bindgen in Cargo.lock as noted
- All listed prerequisites and their versions are still accurate
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Prerequisites are accurate and consistent
The wasm-bindgen-cli version 0.2.99 matches exactly with the wasm-bindgen dependency version in packages/wasm-dpp/Cargo.toml. All other prerequisites in the README are up-to-date:
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- Rust v1.83+ requirement is documented
- wasm32 target and wasm-bindgen toolchain instructions are accurate
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packages/wasm-dpp/src/identity/state_transition/identity_update_transition/identity_update_transition.rs (3)
Line range hint 1-28: LGTM: Import organization looks good.
The imports are well-organized and necessary for the functionality.
88-91: LGTM: Improved type handling in public key mapping.
The code simplifies the mapping of JsValue to IdentityPublicKeyWithWitnessWasm with better type safety.
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The CC and CXX environment variables are correctly set to use clang/clang++.
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47-47: LGTM: Alpine version update.
Updating to Alpine 3.21 is a good choice as it has a longer EOL date (November 1, 2026) compared to 3.18 (November 1, 2025).
75-75: LGTM: Added missing curl package.
The addition of curl is necessary for downstream operations in the Dockerfile.
322-322: Verify compatibility with updated wasm-bindgen-cli version.
The update from wasm-bindgen-cli 0.2.86 to 0.2.99 is significant. While this aligns with the changes mentioned in the AI summary, we should verify compatibility.
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The wasm-bindgen-cli update is compatible with the codebase
The update from 0.2.86 to 0.2.99 is safe because:
- The wasm-bindgen dependency in Cargo.toml is explicitly pinned to version 0.2.99, matching the CLI version
- The wasm-bindgen-futures dependency is at 0.4.49 which is compatible with wasm-bindgen 0.2.99
- The project uses a custom fork of serde-wasm-bindgen that is designed to work with this version
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133-138: Improve compiler configuration setup.The compiler configuration is now explicitly set to use clang, which is good. However, consider moving these environment variables to a separate configuration file for better maintainability.
-RUN rm /usr/bin/cc && ln -s /usr/bin/clang /usr/bin/cc -RUN <<EOS -echo "export CXX='clang++'" >> /root/env -echo "export CC='clang'" >> /root/env -EOS +COPY compiler-config.env /root/compiler-config.env +RUN cat /root/compiler-config.env >> /root/env && \ + rm /usr/bin/cc && ln -s /usr/bin/clang /usr/bin/cc
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644-644: Consider using multi-stage build for JS dependencies.The current approach copies all JS packages individually. Consider using a multi-stage build to copy all required packages at once, reducing the number of layers and improving maintainability.
-# TODO: Do one COPY with --parents -COPY --from=build-dashmate-helper /platform/.yarn /platform/.yarn +COPY --from=build-dashmate-helper /platform /platform/deps +RUN cp -r /platform/deps/.yarn /platform/ && \ + rm -rf /platform/depsAlso applies to: 645-645
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75-75: Good addition of curl package.Adding the
curlpackage is essential as it's a dependency for various download operations in the build process.
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401-401: Critical: Update rocksdb version compatibility.Based on the PR comments, the current changes don't work due to rocksdb compatibility issues. The PR author mentioned that an update of rocksdb on grovedb is necessary.
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472-472: Verify wasm-bindgen-cli version compatibility.The wasm-bindgen-cli version has been updated to 0.2.99. Ensure this version is compatible with the rest of the toolchain.
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✓ wasm-bindgen version 0.2.99 is consistently configured across the toolchain
The version is properly synchronized between the Rust dependency, CLI tool, and build configuration, ensuring compatibility.
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754-754: Security: Review ZMQ shared library installation.The ZeroMQ installation in the final dapi image should be reviewed for security implications. Consider pinning the version and scanning for known vulnerabilities.
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ZeroMQ installation is secure in its current form
The current implementation using Alpine's package manager with a pinned Alpine version (3.21) is secure. No recent vulnerabilities have been reported, and the package is installed from official Alpine repositories which provide signed packages and security updates. While version pinning wasn't implemented directly, the Alpine version constraint provides adequate version control while allowing for security patches.
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118-119: LGTM! Lint configuration aligns with tokio_unstable usage concerns.The lint configuration will warn about unexpected usage of
tokio_unstablecfg flag, which aligns with the TODO comment about not using tokio_unstable in production.Would you like me to create an issue to track the TODO about removing tokio_unstable in production?
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Learning: Alpine 3.21 is a stable release (released December 2024) and includes all required build dependencies with version suffixes (e.g., clang17-static, clang17-dev) instead of generic package names.
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8-8: LGTM! CPU optimization flag aligns with build configuration.The addition of
-C target-cpu=x86-64-v3rustflag for x86_64-unknown-linux-musl target aligns with the CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS settings in the Dockerfile.
10-11: LGTM! Consistent CPU optimizations across targets.The new x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu target configuration mirrors the x86_64-unknown-linux-musl target settings, ensuring consistent CPU optimizations.
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7-14: LGTM! CPU optimization flag aligns with dev build configuration.The addition of
-C target-cpu=x86-64rustflag for x86_64-unknown-linux-musl target aligns with the CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS settings in the Dockerfile for dev builds.
16-24: LGTM! Consistent CPU optimizations across targets.The new x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu target configuration mirrors the x86_64-unknown-linux-musl target settings, ensuring consistent CPU optimizations.
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47-47: LGTM! Alpine version update aligns with objectives.The update to Alpine 3.21 is appropriate as it's a stable release (released December 2024) with all required build dependencies and has an EOL date of November 1, 2026.
75-75: LGTM! Addition of curl package aligns with objectives.The addition of the curl package addresses the missing dependency requirement.
120-139: LGTM! CPU optimizations align with Rust configurations.The C/C++ compiler flags are properly configured based on architecture and build profile, aligning with the rustflags in the Cargo configurations.
152-157: LGTM! Proper clang configuration.The clang configuration is properly done by updating both the symlink and environment variables.
286-289: LGTM! Original CARGO_BUILD_PROFILE ARG.This is the correct location for the CARGO_BUILD_PROFILE ONBUILD ARG.
118-119:⚠️ Potential issueRemove duplicate ONBUILD ARG.
This ONBUILD ARG for CARGO_BUILD_PROFILE is a duplicate of the one at line 288.
Apply this diff to remove the duplicate:
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1-731: Consider implementing parallel stage builds for optimization.The Dockerfile follows excellent practices with multi-stage builds, proper caching, and security considerations. To further optimize the build process, consider:
- Implementing parallel stage builds where possible (e.g.,
build-drive-abci,build-js, andbuild-dashmate-helpercould potentially run in parallel)- Using BuildKit's
--mount=type=cachemore extensively for npm/yarn cachesThis could significantly reduce build times in CI/CD pipelines.
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47-47: LGTM: Alpine version upgrade is appropriate.The upgrade to Alpine 3.21 is a good move as it extends the EOL support from November 2025 to November 2026.
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- x86-64-v3 for release builds on amd64
- x86-64 for dev builds on amd64
- Default settings for other architectures
289-292: LGTM: Build profile configuration is properly duplicated.The
CARGO_BUILD_PROFILEargument is correctly duplicated in both the base stage and rocksdb stage to ensure consistent build configuration throughout the multi-stage build.
493-493: Consider adding a newline for better readability.A newline has been added here which improves the visual separation between build stages.
73-80: Verify compiler toolchain compatibility.The upgrade to clang18/llvm18 packages is significant. While these are available in Alpine 3.21, we should verify compatibility with the Rust toolchain and rocksdb.
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The clang18/llvm18 packages (version 18.1.8) are available in Alpine 3.21 and should be compatible with the build system. The codebase is designed to work with both system-provided and custom-installed LLVM toolchains, with no strict version requirements that would prevent using these packages.
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Learning: Alpine 3.21 is a stable release (released December 2024) and includes all required build dependencies with version suffixes (e.g., clang17-static, clang17-dev) instead of generic package names.
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47-47: LGTM! Alpine version upgrade is appropriate.The upgrade to Alpine 3.21 is a good choice as it:
- Extends EOL support by one year (until November 2026)
- Provides all required build dependencies
- Has been tested without breaking changes
75-75: LGTM! Essential curl package added.Adding
curlis necessary as it's used in various stages for downloading artifacts and interacting with APIs.
118-139: LGTM! Well-structured build configuration with appropriate optimizations.The changes introduce:
- Flexible build profiles with a sensible default
- Architecture-specific optimizations:
- x86-64-v3 for AMD64 release builds
- x86-64 for AMD64 debug builds
- Portable builds for other architectures
502-508: LGTM! Proper handling of compiler flags for wasm builds.Correctly unsets CFLAGS and CXXFLAGS to prevent architecture-specific optimizations from breaking wasm32 builds.
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291-292: Consider using dynamic thread count based on available memory.While using a single thread prevents OOM issues, it significantly increases build time. Consider implementing a dynamic approach:
-# Only use 1 thread to avoid OOM -export MAKEFLAGS='-j1' +# Use dynamic thread count based on available memory +export MAKEFLAGS="-j$(awk '/MemAvailable/ { printf "%.0f", $2/2097152 }' /proc/meminfo | sed 's/^0$/1/')"This will use approximately one thread per 2GB of available memory, with a minimum of 1 thread.
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Timestamp: 2025-01-29T16:57:28.818Z
Learning: Alpine 3.21 is a stable release (released December 2024) and includes all required build dependencies with version suffixes (e.g., clang17-static, clang17-dev) instead of generic package names.
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47-47: LGTM! Good proactive upgrade to Alpine 3.21.The upgrade from Alpine 3.18 to 3.21 extends the support window from November 2025 to November 2026, ensuring longer-term security updates and stability.
75-75: LGTM! Essential curl package added.The explicit addition of curl as a dependency is good practice, as it's required for downloading artifacts and interacting with external services.
120-139: LGTM! Well-structured architecture-specific optimizations.The configuration correctly sets optimization flags based on:
- Architecture (amd64 vs others)
- Build profile (release vs debug)
- For amd64: x86-64-v3 for release builds, x86-64 for debug builds
- For other architectures: PORTABLE=1
152-158: LGTM! Clean compiler configuration setup.The configuration properly:
- Sets up symbolic links for clang
- Exports CC and CXX environment variables
- Maintains flexibility for later updates (e.g., sccache integration)
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498-504: Consider refactoring duplicated wasm32 build configuration.The unset of CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS for wasm32 builds is duplicated in two places. Consider extracting this into a shared script or build arg to maintain DRY principles.
+ # Add at the top of the file + ARG WASM32_BUILD_SCRIPT='unset CFLAGS CXXFLAGS' - unset CFLAGS CXXFLAGS + $WASM32_BUILD_SCRIPTAlso applies to: 551-558
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Learning: Alpine 3.21 is a stable release (released December 2024) and includes all required build dependencies with version suffixes (e.g., clang17-static, clang17-dev) instead of generic package names.
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47-47: LGTM! Alpine version upgrade is well-justified.The upgrade from Alpine 3.18 to 3.21 extends the support timeline by a year (EOL: Nov 2026) while maintaining compatibility with all required build dependencies.
75-75: LGTM! The addition of curl package is necessary.The curl package is required for downloading various dependencies throughout the build process (toolchain, protoc, etc.).
152-158: LGTM! Compiler configuration improves build reproducibility.The explicit symlinks and environment variables ensure consistent compiler selection across different build scenarios.
125-138: Verify compatibility of x86-64-v3 optimization level.The CPU optimization strategy is sound, but x86-64-v3 might be too aggressive for some production environments. Please verify that:
- Target deployment environments support x86-64-v3 instruction set
- A fallback mechanism exists for incompatible systems
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CPU optimization strategy is well-designed and safe.
The implementation provides appropriate fallback mechanisms:
- Debug builds maintain base x86-64 compatibility
- Non-amd64 architectures automatically use portable mode
- Release builds with x86-64-v3 are limited to amd64 architecture only
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Issue being fixed or feature implemented
Alpine 3.21 is the most recent version of Alpine, with EOL on 2026-11-01.
Current version (3.18) EOL is 2025-11-01, and it only gets security fixes atm.
What was done?
curlHow Has This Been Tested?
GHA
Breaking Changes
None
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