deps: Mesa 26.2.4, OSV 2.7.0, CodeQL upload 4.39.0, semgrep 1.181.0, mailparser 3.10.0, and a version check for what Dependabot does not read by donislawdev · Pull Request #205 · donislawdev/TestingFilesGenerator

donislawdev · 2026-10-27T07:53:12Z

What

Raises everything that could be raised, by hand in one pull request instead of Dependabot's #202 and #203, and widens the weekly version check to the pins nothing watched.

what	from	to
Mesa beside the window on Windows	26.2.0 (LLVM 22.1.8)	26.2.4 (LLVM 23.1.2)
`google/osv-scanner-action` (both actions) and `.github/osv-scanner-digest`	2.6.0	2.7.0
`github/codeql-action/upload-sarif`	4.38.3	4.39.0
semgrep (and starlette, through it)	1.180.0	1.181.0
mailparser, the mail check's second reader	3.9.36	3.10.0
pin comments of `deploy-pages` and `sbom-action`	`v5.0.0`, `v0.24.0`	`v5.0.1`, `v0.24.3` - the commits already were those releases

Held back on purpose

Releases younger than a week, the same hold as the cooldown in dependabot.yml: setup-python 7.1.0, CodeQL 4.39.1, semgrep 1.182.x, mailparser 3.11+. Dependabot proposes the actions and semgrep itself once they are a week old, and the version check reports mailparser. The exception is certifi 2026.10.23, a root store fix, kept although it is younger than that.
WiX stays on 5.0.2. 6.x and 7.x come under the OSMF EULA.
Python stays on 3.14. semgrep runs on 3.14 at most.
Go modules the window takes in through Fyne stay where Fyne 2.8.2 puts them. The command line links none of them, and govulncheck finds nothing in them.

Mesa

The archive's SHA-256 matches the digest GitHub publishes for the release asset. Both files were summed after unpacking it.

The bytes name Mesa 26.2.4 and LLVM 23.1.2, hold neither zlib nor zstd, and import Windows system libraries only.

These licence texts were compared with those of 26.2.0 and are the same byte for byte:

LLVM's LICENSE.TXT at llvmorg-23.1.2 against llvmorg-22.1.8
Mesa's docs/license.rst, licenses/ and the C11 shim's header

Started with --software-gl, the window loaded opengl\opengl32.dll and opengl\libgallium_wgl.dll at version 26.2.4.0 and kept responding.

THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md, internal/legal/companions.go, the pin and CHANGELOG.md move together.

The version check

.github/scripts/tool_versions.py now asks about four more kinds of pin:

GO_VERSION
.github/mesa-dist-win
npm install package@version
the two held pins, Python and WiX

Each pin is asked of the registry its own install command reads.

What counts as behind:

A release younger than a week is printed and not yet due.
Go point releases are due at once, because they are usually security fixes. A new Go line is only a note.
The held pins print their reason. They fail only on a newer release inside the held line, for example a WiX 5.0.3.

Every request is tried three times before the run fails, because one proxy timeout turned the run of 2026-10-26 red with every pin current. Every path was exercised against fake stale pins. Run against this tree, the check first reported mailparser 3.9.46 as behind, which is why this pull request takes 3.10.0.

Checks run locally, by name

The Mesa and companion guards.
TestNothingShippedHoldsAnUndeclaredWayOut and TestEveryTelemetryExceptionStillNamesLiveCode.
The cheap whole tree gates: branching, codeshape, punctuation, ascii, documents, hardening, mutationcoverage, scannerimage, semgrepgate, dependencygate and the others.
staleness.py.

The full suite runs here.

Touches .github/workflows, so it is merged from the browser. Supersedes #202 and #203.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Updates
- Updated the Windows software OpenGL renderer to Mesa 26.2.4. It is used when the graphics driver does not support OpenGL 2.1 or when the app is launched with --software-gl.
- Refreshed the renderer’s documented version, licensing references, and checksums. The renderer’s licenses remain unchanged.

The two OSV actions move to 2.7.0 and .github/osv-scanner-digest to the digest of its image, read from the registry and matching the one the red run of the Dependabot pull request pulled. Our scan arguments use none of the --experimental- flags that release deprecates. The SARIF upload moves to 4.39.0, the newest release older than a week, as the cooldown in dependabot.yml would have it. Two pin comments named an older release than the commit they pin: deploy-pages is v5.0.1 and sbom-action is v0.24.3. The commits were already those releases, so only the comments change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

3.10.0 is the TypeScript rewrite with CommonJS and ES module builds. The oracle loads it by directory with require(), which takes the package's main entry, dist/cjs/index.js, and dist/cjs is marked commonjs. Loaded that way it read a message with an attachment as before. MIT, as 3.9.36 was. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The newest semgrep older than a week, compiled with every package raised to its newest release older than a week, which moves starlette to 1.9.0 and nothing else. certifi stays on 2026.10.23, which is younger than that and is the root store fix, and a security fix is not held back. A plain pip-compile over the result changes nothing. How to repeat it is written in requirements-semgrep.in. Licence of 1.181.0 read from its metadata: LGPL-2.1-or-later, as before. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

The software renderer moves from 26.2.0 to 26.2.4, built with LLVM 23.1.2 instead of 22.1.8. The archive's sum matches the digest GitHub publishes for the release asset, and the two files were summed after unpacking it. Their bytes name Mesa 26.2.4 and LLVM 23.1.2, hold neither zlib nor zstd, and import system libraries only. The licence texts were compared with those of the old versions and are the same byte for byte: LLVM's LICENSE.TXT, and Mesa's license.rst, licenses/ and the C11 shim's header. Started with --software-gl, the window loaded these two files, version 26.2.4.0, and kept responding. The pin, the registry the notices and the bill of materials come from, the notices, the allowed download address and two mutation entries move together. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

Besides the go run tools it now asks about GO_VERSION, the release of the software renderer in .github/mesa-dist-win (which sat four releases behind with nothing to say so), npm packages installed by version, and the two versions the owner holds on purpose, Python and WiX. Each is asked of the registry its own install command reads. A release younger than a week is printed and not yet due, as Dependabot's cooldown has it, except for Go point releases, which are usually security fixes. A held pin prints the reason and fails only on a newer release inside the held line. Every request is tried three times before the run fails, as one read timeout made the run of 2026-10-26 red with every pin current. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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The pull request expands the tool-version checker, updates the Windows Mesa renderer from 26.2.0 to 26.2.4, and refreshes CI dependencies and action pins. Renderer checksums, size records, notices, and changelog entries are updated.

Changes: Tooling and Windows Mesa refresh

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Expanded tool-version checks `.github/scripts/tool_versions.py`, `.github/workflows/tool-versions.yml`	The checker now covers Go tools, the Go toolchain, the Windows renderer, npm packages, Python, and WiX. It queries version sources, applies release holds, and reports missing or conflicting pins, failed requests, and due updates.
Windows Mesa package and records `.github/mesa-dist-win`, `internal/legal/companions.go`, `THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md`, `CHANGELOG.md`, `internal/guard/mutation/entries.py`, `internal/guard/notelemetry_test.go`	The Mesa renderer records now identify version 26.2.4 and LLVM 23.1.2, with updated archive and DLL checksums and sizes. Related notice, changelog, guard, and URL test entries are updated.
CI and scanner dependency pins `.github/requirements-semgrep.`, `.github/workflows/ci.yml`, `.github/workflows/osv-.yml`, `.github/workflows/pages.yml`, `.github/osv-scanner-digest`	Semgrep and Starlette pins, CI tools, OSV actions, and the OSV digest are updated. The Pages action version comment changes, but its commit SHA remains unchanged.

Priority: Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Other

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Checker as tool_versions.py
  participant Pins as Workflow and renderer pin files
  participant Registry as Version registries
  Checker->>Pins: Read configured version pins
  Pins-->>Checker: Return pin values
  Checker->>Registry: Request published versions and release times
  Registry-->>Checker: Return version and release data
  Checker->>Checker: Apply version rules and release holds
  Checker-->>Checker: Report pin states and due updates

Possibly related PRs

donislawdev/TestingFilesGenerator#204: Updates the Semgrep dependency set and adds an OSV exception for a Semgrep-pinned dependency; this PR also updates Semgrep and documents the dependency-age rule.

Suggested labels: dependencies

Merge Risk: Low · previous review 3f250

This update refreshes the pinned tools and the Windows software renderer. The remaining gaps are in the weekly version-check report and one changelog sentence, and neither affects shipped behavior. They can be fixed in this PR or soon after.

Pre-merge checks: 12 · 2

Failed checks: 2 warnings

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Safe File Parsing		The new checker reads external JSON without a size limit. `ask()` calls `r.read()` at `.github/scripts/tool_versions.py:88`, then passes the full body to `json.loads()` at line 89. The PR applies this…	Add a maximum response size and reject responses that exceed it before `json.loads()`. Check `Content-Length` first, then read at most `MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES + 1` from the `urlopen()` response and fail when the limit is exceeded. Apply equival…
Clear User-Facing Text		The new CI version checker prints raw exceptions to users. `ask()` stores any exception and includes it in `RuntimeError(...: {failure})` at `.github/scripts/tool_versions.py:92`; `main()` then prints…	Replace raw exception output with a concise message that states the failure and action, for example: `FAIL: Could not query <registry> after 3 attempts. Check network access or retry the workflow.` Log exception details separately only when…

Passed checks: 12 passed

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Description Check		Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled.
Title check		The title clearly identifies the dependency updates and the expanded version check. It is specific enough for release notes and git history. Its 141-character length is effectively within the approxim…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Tests For Changed Behavior		No in-scope non-UI application runtime behavior changed. The PR changes CI tooling, workflow/configuration pins, dependency pins, renderer asset metadata, legal metadata, and guard data. Existing rend…
No Secrets Or Debug Leftovers		No prohibited files or sensitive leftovers were introduced. The diff adds no CLAUDE/AGENTS/.claude or .env paths, no hardcoded credentials, private URLs, local absolute paths, IPs, or personal email a…
No Hardcoded Ui Styling		The PR does not add or change GUI implementation code. The only window-related changes update Mesa renderer metadata, checksums, licensing records, and guard expectations. Other changes affect CI, dep…
No Obvious Performance Problems		No clear performance problem is introduced. The substantive code change is a weekly version-check script, not UI code. It processes three Go modules and one npm package, uses registry calls for releas…
Desktop Robustness		The PR changes dependency metadata, Windows renderer checksums, CI action pins, and a weekly CI version-check script. It does not add desktop window operations, working-directory asset loads, settings…
System Changes Are Reversible		PASS: The PR changes dependency pins, CI action versions, renderer metadata, and `.github/scripts/tool_versions.py`. The script performs read-only HTTPS registry queries and reports version status. Th…
No Resource Leaks		PASS. The PR changes dependency pins, CI workflows, Mesa metadata, legal records, and the version-check script. The only new HTTP handling uses `with urllib.request.urlopen(...) as r`, which closes ea…
Scope, Duplication And Docs		The pull request stays within its stated dependency-update and CI-version-check scope. The title and description cover the Mesa, OSV, CodeQL, Semgrep, mailparser, workflow-pin, and checker changes. Th…

Full details: Title check

Explanation

The title clearly identifies the dependency updates and the expanded version check. It is specific enough for release notes and git history. Its 141-character length is effectively within the approximate 140-character limit.

Full details: Tests For Changed Behavior

Explanation

No in-scope non-UI application runtime behavior changed. The PR changes CI tooling, workflow/configuration pins, dependency pins, renderer asset metadata, legal metadata, and guard data. Existing renderer and companion tests remain in place; the only test-file change updates the expected Mesa download URL, with no assertion weakening, skipped test, or deletion. The new .github/scripts/tool_versions.py behavior is CI-only and is excluded by the check criteria.

Full details: No Secrets Or Debug Leftovers

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No prohibited files or sensitive leftovers were introduced. The diff adds no CLAUDE/AGENTS/.claude or .env paths, no hardcoded credentials, private URLs, local absolute paths, IPs, or personal email addresses. The new GH_TOKEN reference reads an environment variable for GitHub API authentication; it does not contain a token. The added print() calls are intentional version-check reporting in tool_versions.py, not debug leftovers.

Full details: No Hardcoded Ui Styling

Explanation

The PR does not add or change GUI implementation code. The only window-related changes update Mesa renderer metadata, checksums, licensing records, and guard expectations. Other changes affect CI, dependency pins, scripts, tests, and documentation. No XAML, Slint, Fyne, Tkinter, WPF code-behind, or literal UI styling was changed.

Full details: No Obvious Performance Problems

Explanation

No clear performance problem is introduced. The substantive code change is a weekly version-check script, not UI code. It processes three Go modules and one npm package, uses registry calls for release metadata, and performs small version comparisons. The remaining changes update pins, manifests, notices, and workflow comments. No UI-thread blocking, large unvirtualized collection, quadratic collection processing, per-item process/FFI call, or excessive polling is present.

Full details: Desktop Robustness

Explanation

The PR changes dependency metadata, Windows renderer checksums, CI action pins, and a weekly CI version-check script. It does not add desktop window operations, working-directory asset loads, settings/data persistence, destructive actions, elevation, or background work tied to window shutdown. The new network calls are explicit in .github/scripts/tool_versions.py and are run by the clearly named weekly tool-versions workflow; they query release registries for version checking, not silently from the desktop application.

Full details: System Changes Are Reversible

Explanation

PASS: The PR changes dependency pins, CI action versions, renderer metadata, and .github/scripts/tool_versions.py. The script performs read-only HTTPS registry queries and reports version status. The workflow changes install CI-only packages and run scanners; they do not add or change network filters, proxies, firewalls, system time, process hooks/injection, Windows services, registry entries, or system drivers. The Mesa change updates bundled DLL files and checksums; it does not install a Windows driver.

Full details: No Resource Leaks

Explanation

PASS. The PR changes dependency pins, CI workflows, Mesa metadata, legal records, and the version-check script. The only new HTTP handling uses with urllib.request.urlopen(...) as r, which closes each response on success and error. read_text() calls close their files, and retries use time.sleep() without creating persistent timers. No event handlers, subscriptions, goroutines, threads, tasks, unbounded caches, or native allocations were added.

Full details: Scope, Duplication And Docs

Explanation

The pull request stays within its stated dependency-update and CI-version-check scope. The title and description cover the Mesa, OSV, CodeQL, Semgrep, mailparser, workflow-pin, and checker changes. The user-visible Mesa renderer change is documented in CHANGELOG.md, and THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md and the existing README renderer section are updated or remain applicable. The new checker is documented in its module docstring and workflow comments. The diff introduces no public API, CLI, configuration-format, or persisted-data change, and no duplicate application-layer functionality.

Full details: Safe File Parsing

Explanation

The new checker reads external JSON without a size limit. ask() calls r.read() at .github/scripts/tool_versions.py:88, then passes the full body to json.loads() at line 89. The PR applies this to GitHub, Go, npm, Python, and NuGet responses. A compromised or malformed registry response can consume excessive memory or keep the job busy. The added Path.read_text() calls at lines 109 and 186 also have no size guard for local workflow and pin files.

Resolution

Add a maximum response size and reject responses that exceed it before json.loads(). Check Content-Length first, then read at most MAX_RESPONSE_BYTES + 1 from the urlopen() response and fail when the limit is exceeded. Apply equivalent size checks before Path.read_text() or read through a bounded stream for workflow and pin files. Keep the fixed HTTPS allowlist and retain the existing exception handling for malformed JSON.

Full details: Clear User-Facing Text

Explanation

The new CI version checker prints raw exceptions to users. ask() stores any exception and includes it in RuntimeError(...: {failure}) at .github/scripts/tool_versions.py:92; main() then prints it as FAIL: {exc} at line 248. New renderer, npm, Python, WiX, and toolchain checks therefore expose raw registry exceptions without a clear recovery action.

Resolution

Replace raw exception output with a concise message that states the failure and action, for example: FAIL: Could not query <registry> after 3 attempts. Check network access or retry the workflow. Log exception details separately only when needed for diagnostics.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @.github/scripts/tool_versions.py:
- Around line 149-150: Update the go_tools pin collection so it retains every
version found for each module instead of overwriting earlier pins. Before
checking each module, pass its collected versions to single() so conflicting
pins are rejected; preserve the existing no-pins handling and release comparison
flow.
- Line 162: Update the `released` timestamp calculation to use the version’s
release-availability timestamp, such as the `Timestamp` from `index.golang.org`,
instead of the `.info` `Time` commit timestamp. Preserve the seven-day Go hold
based on when the proxy first cached the version.
- Around line 203-205: Update npm_packages to fail when no pinned mailparser
installation is found, so main cannot silently pass after the mailparser pin is
removed. Preserve the existing collection of pinned npm package versions.

Review comments at @CHANGELOG.md:
- Line 31: Update the changelog wording for the OpenGL renderer to state that
the window tries it after the first window attempt fails or when started with
the relevant option; do not imply that fallback depends on the graphics driver
lacking OpenGL 2.1.

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