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This PR contains the following updates:

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public.ecr.aws/lambda/python final digest 39273ca -> 6ac4753

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Analysis of Pull Request

This PR updates the base Docker image SHA256 digest for the AWS Lambda Python 3.14 image.


Code Quality

Code follows style guide - This is a Docker base image update, not application code. No style violations.

No commented-out code - Clean change with no comments.

Meaningful variable names - BASE_IMAGE is appropriately named.

DRY principle followed - Not applicable to this change.

No defects identified - This appears to be an automated dependency update (likely from Renovate bot based on git history). The change updates the base image digest, which is a standard maintenance practice to ensure the image points to the latest patch version while maintaining the same major version (3.14).

⚠️ Project memory consideration - No .claude/CLAUDE.md file found in the repository, so no project-specific guidelines to evaluate.

Location: Dockerfile:1


Testing

⚠️ Testing evaluation - For a base image update:

  • Unit tests: Not directly applicable - base image changes typically require integration/smoke testing
  • Integration tests: Should verify the Lambda function still works with the new base image
  • Edge cases: Should test across different Lambda execution scenarios
  • Test coverage: Cannot determine from this diff alone

Recommendation: Ensure CI/CD pipeline includes smoke tests that verify the Lambda function builds and executes correctly with the new base image. Review the CI/CD logs to confirm successful build and deployment tests.


Documentation

README update - Not needed for a base image digest update (version number remains 3.14).

API docs - Not applicable to infrastructure changes.

Inline comments - Not needed for a single-line digest update.

⚠️ CHANGELOG.md - Should potentially include this change if you track infrastructure updates. If this is an automated security/patch update, it may be acceptable to omit.

Markdown formatting - Not applicable to this change.

Location: Dockerfile:1


Security

No hardcoded credentials - None present.

Input validation - Not applicable.

Proper error handling - Not applicable.

No sensitive data in logs - Not applicable.

No license files checked in - No .lic files or AQAAAD strings in this diff.


Summary

Overall Assessment: ✅ APPROVED

This is a straightforward base image digest update that appears to be part of automated dependency maintenance. The change is low-risk and follows best practices by pinning to specific SHA256 digests.

Action Items:

  1. ✅ Verify CI/CD pipeline passes with the new base image
  2. ⚠️ Consider documenting in CHANGELOG.md if infrastructure updates are tracked
  3. ✅ Ensure smoke tests validate Lambda function behavior post-deployment

Risk Level: Low - Standard maintenance update for base image patching.

Automated code review analyzing defects and coding standards

@docktermj docktermj merged commit 7ac2aaa into main Dec 8, 2025
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@docktermj docktermj deleted the renovate/public.ecr.aws-lambda-python-3.14 branch December 8, 2025 13:46
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