Website-backend: Updated docker file and requirements file #4024
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1-2: Document version constraints and dependenciesTo improve maintainability, consider adding a comment explaining why Python 3.9 is required:
-# Use Python 3.9-slim as the base image +# Using Python 3.9-slim to maintain compatibility with Django 4.2.8 LTS +# Note: This version was chosen to address deployment issues while ensuring stabilitysrc/website/requirements.txt (1)
Critical: Update Django to 4.2.17 to address SQL injection vulnerability
Security audit results for critical dependencies:
- Django 4.2.8: Affected by high-severity SQL injection vulnerability (CVE disclosed Dec 2024)
- djangorestframework 3.15.2: No known critical/high vulnerabilities
- requests 2.32.3: Not affected by any current critical/high vulnerabilities
Required action:
- Update Django version from 4.2.8 to 4.2.17 in requirements.txt to patch the SQL injection vulnerability
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1-99: Verify security advisories for critical dependenciesLet's ensure the specified versions are free from known vulnerabilities, particularly for critical packages:
- Django 4.2.8
- djangorestframework 3.15.2
- requests 2.32.3
Critical: Update Django version to 4.2.17 to address SQL injection vulnerability
The current Django version (4.2.8) is affected by a high-severity SQL injection vulnerability in HasKey(lhs, rhs) on Oracle, disclosed on December 6, 2024. The vulnerability affects versions >= 4.2.0, < 4.2.17.
- Update Django from 4.2.8 to 4.2.17 in requirements.txt
- No critical vulnerabilities found in djangorestframework 3.15.2
Let's verify the requests package before concluding:
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src/website/Dockerfile (1)
1-2: Consider Python version lifecycle and security implications
Python 3.9 is approaching its end of life (October 2025). While the downgrade aligns with Django 4.2.8's requirements, please note:
- Performance improvements available in Python 3.11 will be missed
- Security updates for 3.9 will become less frequent
Consider documenting the version constraint reasoning in the Dockerfile comments.
Let's verify the latest security patches for Python 3.9-slim:
✅ Verification successful
Let me analyze the Django version constraints and any documented Python version requirements to provide a comprehensive verification of the review comment's concerns about Python 3.9 usage.
Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a comprehensive verification of the review comment's concerns about Python 3.9 usage.
Python version choice is well-aligned with current requirements
The codebase shows Django 4.2.8 is being used, which officially supports Python 3.9. Additionally:
- The latest Python 3.9-slim image (3.9.21) is being actively maintained with security updates
- The project has multiple dependencies that are compatible with Python 3.9
- The October 2025 EOL provides sufficient runway for future migration planning
The version constraint is documented indirectly through the requirements files showing compatible package versions.
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jq -r '.results[] | select(.name | contains("3.9") and contains("slim")) | .name'
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# Let's check for Django version constraints and Python requirements
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# Search for any Python version constraints in the codebase
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# Check for any documentation about Python version choice
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src/website/requirements.txt (2)
Line range hint 1-99: Verify package compatibility matrix
The requirements file includes several packages that need to work together. Let's verify the compatibility of key components:
- Django 4.2.8 with Python 3.9
- djangorestframework 3.15.2 with Django 4.2.8
- drf-yasg 1.21.8 with Django 4.2.8
✅ Verification successful
Package compatibility verification completed successfully
Based on the comprehensive analysis of the codebase and requirements:
- Python 3.9 is confirmed as the primary runtime (from Dockerfile)
- Django 4.2.8 is actively used with DRF 3.15.2 as evidenced by the extensive REST framework integration across multiple apps
- drf-yasg 1.21.8 is properly configured in settings.py and urls.py with standard OpenAPI setup
The package versions in requirements.txt are compatible with each other and the codebase shows active usage of these frameworks with proper integration patterns. No compatibility issues were detected.
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# Check Python version requirement in the project
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# Check Django REST Framework usage patterns
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rg "rest_framework" -A 3 || true
# Check drf-yasg integration
echo "Checking Swagger/OpenAPI setup..."
rg "drf_yasg" -A 3 || true
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14-14: Verify compatibility with Django 4.2.8 downgrade
The downgrade from Django 5.1.4 to 4.2.8 is significant. While 4.2.8 is an LTS release (supported until April 2026), this change requires careful consideration:
- Ensure all your Django apps are compatible with 4.2.8
- Review any deprecated features you might be using from Django 5.x
- Verify that this version works well with Python 3.9 (from Dockerfile change)
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Let me gather more information about Django version compatibility and potential issues.
Django 4.2.8 downgrade appears safe to proceed
Based on the codebase analysis:
- No Django 5.x specific features detected in views or models
- Simple model structures with basic Meta classes
- Standard DRF usage without version-specific features
- Basic template usage without advanced rendering features
The downgrade to Django 4.2.8 (LTS) appears compatible with your current codebase implementation and Python 3.9. The removal of django-rest-swagger is already compensated by drf-yasg.
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src/website/Dockerfile
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Pin the base image to a specific version for better reproducibility
While using python:3.9-slim works, it's recommended to pin to a specific version (e.g., python:3.9.18-slim) to ensure consistent builds across environments.
-FROM python:3.9-slim
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Endpoints Ready for Testing
API Documentation Updated?
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django-rest-swaggerpackage to streamline dependency management.