build(deps): bump node from 24-alpine to 26-alpine in /apps/frontend in the docker group across 1 directory#493
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Bumps the docker group with 1 update in the /apps/frontend directory: node. Updates `node` from 24-alpine to 26-alpine --- updated-dependencies: - dependency-name: node dependency-version: 26-alpine dependency-type: direct:production dependency-group: docker ... Signed-off-by: dependabot[bot] <support@github.com>
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| apps/frontend/Dockerfile | Single-line change bumping the runner stage base image from node:24-alpine to node:26-alpine; build stage remains on oven/bun:1 and is unaffected. |
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apps/frontend/Dockerfile:51
**Node 26 is still in Current (non-LTS) status**
Node 26 was released in April 2026 and won't enter LTS until October 2026. Production images typically pin to an LTS release for longer support and stability guarantees. If the goal is to stay on an actively-maintained LTS, `node:22-alpine` (LTS through April 2027) or staying on `node:24-alpine` (LTS through April 2028) would be the safer choices until Node 26 enters LTS in October 2026.
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Node 26 is still in Current (non-LTS) status
Node 26 was released in April 2026 and won't enter LTS until October 2026. Production images typically pin to an LTS release for longer support and stability guarantees. If the goal is to stay on an actively-maintained LTS, node:22-alpine (LTS through April 2027) or staying on node:24-alpine (LTS through April 2028) would be the safer choices until Node 26 enters LTS in October 2026.
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Path: apps/frontend/Dockerfile
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**Node 26 is still in Current (non-LTS) status**
Node 26 was released in April 2026 and won't enter LTS until October 2026. Production images typically pin to an LTS release for longer support and stability guarantees. If the goal is to stay on an actively-maintained LTS, `node:22-alpine` (LTS through April 2027) or staying on `node:24-alpine` (LTS through April 2028) would be the safer choices until Node 26 enters LTS in October 2026.
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Wont do it as it is not lts |
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Bumps the docker group with 1 update in the /apps/frontend directory: node.
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