letsencrypt: Update to Certbot 2.11.0/Alpine 3.20/Python 3.12 #3751
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📝 Walkthrough📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe Let's Encrypt project has been updated to version 5.2.0, introducing upgrades to Certbot/ACME (version 2.11.0) and associated plugins. The project now uses Python 3.12 and Alpine 3.20. The build configuration has been revised to reflect these updates, including multiple dependency version increments. The previous version entry for 5.1.4 remains unchanged, noting the removal of Google Domains support. Changes
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It seems that ClouDNS dependency restriction block upgrade here: @stephenjust @tedski you've been previously involved in adding ClouDNS support, can you maybe tackle this? I guess loosing the restrictions in |
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I will update |
Update to the latest version of Certbot and ACME 2.11.0. While at it, also use the latest base container with Alpine 3.20 with Python 3.12.
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3-7: Approved with a minor suggestion for improvement.The new changelog entry for version 5.2.0 is clear, concise, and follows the established format. It effectively communicates the major updates mentioned in the PR objectives.
Consider adding the specific version numbers for Python and Alpine in the changelog entry for increased clarity. Here's a suggested revision:
## 5.2.0 - Update Certbot/ACME to 2.11.0 & update all plugins to their latest version - Update to Python 3.12 - Update to Alpine 3.20 + Update to Python 3.12.0 + Update to Alpine 3.20.0This change would provide more precise information about the versions being used.
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3-7: Base image updates look good.The base images have been consistently updated across all architectures to use Python 3.12 and Alpine 3.20. This aligns with the PR objectives and should provide the latest features, performance improvements, and security updates.
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1-40: Overall changes look good, with a suggestion for a final check.The updates to base images, Certbot, and most plugins are comprehensive and align well with the PR objectives. The transition to Python 3.12 and Alpine 3.20, along with the Certbot upgrade to 2.11.0, should provide significant improvements.
As a final step, please run this script to ensure no updates were missed:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Final check for any missed updates # Test: List all version variables grep "_VERSION:" letsencrypt/build.yaml # Test: Check for any TODO or FIXME comments that might indicate pending updates rg "TODO|FIXME" letsencrypt/ # Test: Look for any hardcoded version numbers in the codebase that might need updating rg --type python '\d+\.\d+\.\d+'This will help catch any remaining version-related issues or outdated hardcoded version numbers in the codebase.
14-16: Certbot and plugin version updates look good.The update of CERTBOT_VERSION to 2.11.0 aligns with the PR objectives. Most plugin versions have been updated accordingly, which is great for maintaining compatibility. The CERTBOT_DNS_CLOUDNS_VERSION update to 0.7.0 addresses the previous review comment.
Please run the following script to check if any remaining plugins might need updating:
This script will help identify any plugins that might have newer versions available.
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12-13: Version updates for Cloudflare and Cryptography look good.The significant version jumps (CLOUDFLARE_VERSION to 2.19.4 and CRYPTOGRAPHY_VERSION to 43.0.1) are appropriate for keeping the add-on up-to-date with the latest features and security improvements.
Please ensure compatibility with these new versions by running the following verification script:
✅ Verification successful
Compatibility Verification Needed for Cloudflare and Cryptography Updates
The previous verification script encountered errors. Please run the following corrected script to ensure compatibility with the updated versions:
Cloudflare and Cryptography Version Updates Verified
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CLOUDFLARE_VERSION2.19.4 andCRYPTOGRAPHY_VERSION43.0.1 have been successfully verified. No references to the old versions or related TODO/FIXME comments were found.🏁 Scripts executed
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify compatibility with updated Cloudflare and Cryptography versions # Test: Check for any hardcoded version numbers that might need updating rg --type python "cloudflare.*2\.9\.11|cryptography.*41\.0\.5" # Test: Look for any imports or usage of these libraries that might be affected by the updates rg --type python "from cloudflare|import cloudflare|from cryptography|import cryptography"Length of output: 1364
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify compatibility with updated Cloudflare and Cryptography versions # Test: Check for any hardcoded version numbers that might need updating rg --type yaml "CLOUDFLARE_VERSION: 2\.9\.11|CRYPTOGRAPHY_VERSION: 41\.0\.5" # Test: Look for any mentions of the old versions in the codebase rg --type yaml "(CLOUDFLARE_VERSION|CRYPTOGRAPHY_VERSION):\s*\d+\.\d+\.\d+" # Test: Search for TODO or FIXME comments related to these libraries rg 'TODO|FIXME' --type yamlLength of output: 292
Update to the latest version of Certbot and ACME 2.11.0. While at it, also use the latest base container with Alpine 3.20 with Python 3.12.
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