Lock file maintenance

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This PR contains the following updates:

Update	Change
lockFileMaintenance	All locks refreshed

🔧 This Pull Request updates lock files to use the latest dependency versions.

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[claude]

Pull Request Review - PR #264: Lock File Maintenance

Overview

This is an automated lock file maintenance PR from Renovate that updates dependency versions across the project. The changes affect 3 lock files with 193 additions and 187 deletions.

Code Quality & Best Practices

✅ POSITIVE:

• Automated dependency management via Renovate is a good practice for keeping dependencies up-to-date
• Lock file updates ensure reproducible builds
• Changes are isolated to lock files only, minimizing risk

ℹ️ OBSERVATIONS:

• This is a lockFileMaintenance update, which refreshes all lock files to use latest compatible versions
• No source code changes, only dependency version bumps

Key Dependency Updates

Python Dependencies (uv.lock & adit-client/uv.lock)

1. certifi: 2025.10.5 → 2025.11.12

   • Certificate bundle update (security-relevant)
   • Size reduction: 164519 → 160538 bytes (sdist)
   • ✅ RECOMMENDED: Always good to keep certificate bundles current

2. numpy: 2.3.4 → 2.3.5

   • Patch version update (likely bug fixes)
   • Multiple platform wheels updated
   • Release date: 2025-11-16 (very recent)
   • ✅ LOW RISK: Patch version updates in numpy are typically safe

JavaScript Dependencies (package-lock.json)

• Minimal changes (3 additions, 3 deletions)
• Specific packages not visible in diff, but appears to be minor version updates

Security Considerations

✅ SECURITY POSITIVE:

1. certifi update is important - Keeps SSL/TLS certificate validation current, which is critical for security
2. Recent releases - numpy 2.3.5 was released on 2025-11-16, suggesting active maintenance
3. No known vulnerabilities - Lock file maintenance typically doesn't introduce CVEs

⚠️ RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. Ensure CI/CD pipeline passes all tests before merging
2. Consider checking if numpy 2.3.4 → 2.3.5 includes any security fixes by reviewing the numpy changelog
3. Verify the certifi update includes the latest CA certificates

Potential Bugs or Issues

✅ LOW RISK:

• Lock file maintenance updates are generally safe as they respect version constraints defined in pyproject.toml/package.json
• Patch version updates (numpy 2.3.4 → 2.3.5) should be backward compatible
• No breaking changes expected

⚠️ TESTING RECOMMENDATIONS:

1. Ensure all existing tests pass
2. Verify that numpy-dependent functionality works correctly (especially numerical computations, data processing)
3. Check that SSL/TLS connections work properly with the new certifi bundle

Performance Considerations

✅ NEUTRAL TO POSITIVE:

• certifi package size decreased slightly (164519 → 160538 bytes)
• numpy patch updates may include performance improvements
• No performance regressions expected from lock file maintenance

Test Coverage

⚠️ IMPORTANT:

• This PR doesn't add new functionality, so no new tests are needed
• Critical: Existing test suite MUST pass to ensure compatibility
• Consider running integration tests if available, especially for numpy-dependent code

Recommendations

APPROVAL CONDITIONS:

1. ✅ Wait for CI/CD checks to pass
2. ✅ Review CI test results for any failures
3. ✅ Confirm automerge settings are acceptable for your workflow

BEST PRACTICES:

• Renovate's automerge is enabled - ensure your CI/CD pipeline is robust
• Consider pinning critical dependencies if stability is more important than freshness
• Monitor the deployment after merge for any unexpected behavior

Final Assessment

Overall: ✅ APPROVED (pending successful CI/CD)

This is a routine maintenance PR that keeps dependencies current. The changes are low-risk:

• Security-positive certifi update
• Safe patch-level numpy update
• No source code modifications

Action Items:

1. Verify CI/CD passes
2. Monitor post-merge for any issues
3. No code changes needed

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[claude]

PR Review: Lock File Maintenance

Summary

This automated PR updates dependency lock files with the following key changes:

• certifi: 2025.10.5 → 2025.11.12 (CA certificate bundle update)
• numpy: 2.3.4 → 2.3.5 (patch release)
• Minor npm package updates

Code Quality & Best Practices ✅

• Proper automation via Renovate bot
• Well-scoped changes (lock files only)
• Appropriate automerge configuration for maintenance updates

Security Assessment 🔒

Overall: Positive

• The certifi update is security-positive, providing updated CA certificates
• No known vulnerabilities in the updated versions
• Recommend verifying SSL/TLS connections work correctly post-merge

Breaking Changes Risk ⚠️

Risk Level: LOW

• Patch/minor version updates maintain backward compatibility
• certifi updates can occasionally cause issues if systems rely on specific CAs (rare)
• numpy 2.3.5 is a patch release with minimal breaking change risk

Performance Considerations ⚡

• No negative performance impact expected
• numpy patch releases often include performance improvements

Recommendations

1. ✅ Ensure all CI checks pass before merging
2. ✅ Monitor SSL/TLS connections after deployment (certifi update)
3. ✅ Watch for certificate-related errors in production logs
4. ✅ Verify numpy-dependent functionality works as expected

Conclusion

This is a low-risk maintenance PR that should be safe to merge once CI passes. The dependency updates are appropriate and include important security improvements (certifi). Automerge is appropriately configured for this type of change.

Approval Status: Recommended for merge (pending CI checks)