fix(mosquitto): drop runtime apk add from the 7 bootstrap Jobs #449

2026-07-30T12:45:24Z

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2026-07-30 12:45:24 +00:00

Last of the runtime apk add cleanups. Each of the seven credential bootstrap Jobs ran apk add --no-cache curl jq on every execution.

Scope note up front: this deliberately does not touch the Jobs' logic. That setup is convoluted and should probably be replaced outright (see the end of this description) — but that's a redesign, and this PR is the container fix. Diff per Job is one deleted line plus an image change.

Layered, not duplicated

ci/images/alpine-curl-jq is FROM alpine-jq rather than a second copy of that image's build. So jq is installed in exactly one Containerfile, the shared layers are pulled once, and the relationship between the images is explicit instead of implied by duplicated instructions.

Verified it genuinely layered rather than rebuilding from alpine — from the build log:

INFO Retrieving image manifest gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:2026-07-30
INFO Pushing image to gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30

And the published image:

jq:     jq-1.7.1        <- inherited, not reinstalled
curl:   curl 8.14.1     <- the added layer
alpine: 3.21.7

The pipeline step uses depends_on: [build-alpine-jq] and also triggers on changes to the base's path, so the base is always built before anything is layered onto it.

Why curl was kept rather than switching to busybox wget

busybox wget has --header and --post-data but no --ca-certificate, so reaching the Kubernetes API with the ServiceAccount CA needs the CA appended to the system trust bundle first. That does work — verified in-cluster, TLS validated and the request reached RBAC returning 403 rather than a cert error — but it changes error semantics versus curl -f, and busybox sets its own Content-Type for --post-data.

These Jobs mint credentials, and the existence check they branch on decides whether a Secret gets created at all. A subtly inverted check means a Secret silently never appears. Not worth it to avoid one small layer.

Verification

All seven Jobs render with the new image and zero apk add:

mosquitto-admin-credentials-bootstrap        -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-credentials-bootstrap              -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-health-credentials-bootstrap       -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-open3e-credentials-bootstrap       -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-shellies-credentials-bootstrap     -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-sml2mqtt-credentials-bootstrap     -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30
mosquitto-zigbee2mqtt-credentials-bootstrap  -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30

Plus woodpecker lint, kustomize build, server-side dry run. Image already exists and pulls, so merging can't strand the Jobs.

Rationale is recorded once at the top of the file rather than repeated seven times.

Follow-up worth doing instead of keeping this

These Jobs are 518 lines, a SA + Role + RoleBinding, and seven near-identical scripts that hand-build Secret JSON and POST it to the API. The repo already has the better mechanism, in the same directory: mosquitto-evcc-credentials-externalsecret.yaml is ~15 declarative lines from OpenBao, and there are 7 other ExternalSecrets alongside it. So mosquitto credentials are currently managed two different ways.

passwords.generators.external-secrets.io is also already installed in the cluster, which does exactly what these scripts hand-roll.

Migrating them to OpenBao would delete ~480 lines along with the SA/Role/RoleBinding, the curl, the jq, and this image dependency — and would put the credentials somewhere backed up and centrally rotatable, which they currently are not. Tracked as a follow-up rather than bundled here.

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Last of the runtime `apk add` cleanups. Each of the seven credential bootstrap Jobs ran `apk add --no-cache curl jq` on every execution. **Scope note up front:** this deliberately does *not* touch the Jobs' logic. That setup is convoluted and should probably be replaced outright (see the end of this description) — but that's a redesign, and this PR is the container fix. Diff per Job is one deleted line plus an image change. ## Layered, not duplicated `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq` is `FROM alpine-jq` rather than a second copy of that image's build. So `jq` is installed in exactly one Containerfile, the shared layers are pulled once, and the relationship between the images is explicit instead of implied by duplicated instructions. Verified it genuinely layered rather than rebuilding from alpine — from the build log: ``` INFO Retrieving image manifest gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:2026-07-30 INFO Pushing image to gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 ``` And the published image: ``` jq: jq-1.7.1 <- inherited, not reinstalled curl: curl 8.14.1 <- the added layer alpine: 3.21.7 ``` The pipeline step uses `depends_on: [build-alpine-jq]` and also triggers on changes to the base's path, so the base is always built before anything is layered onto it. ## Why curl was kept rather than switching to busybox wget busybox `wget` has `--header` and `--post-data` but **no `--ca-certificate`**, so reaching the Kubernetes API with the ServiceAccount CA needs the CA appended to the system trust bundle first. That does work — verified in-cluster, TLS validated and the request reached RBAC returning 403 rather than a cert error — but it changes error semantics versus `curl -f`, and busybox sets its own Content-Type for `--post-data`. These Jobs mint credentials, and the existence check they branch on decides whether a Secret gets created at all. A subtly inverted check means a Secret silently never appears. Not worth it to avoid one small layer. ## Verification All seven Jobs render with the new image and zero `apk add`: ``` mosquitto-admin-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-health-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-open3e-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-shellies-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-sml2mqtt-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 mosquitto-zigbee2mqtt-credentials-bootstrap -> alpine-curl-jq:2026-07-30 ``` Plus `woodpecker lint`, `kustomize build`, server-side dry run. Image already exists and pulls, so merging can't strand the Jobs. Rationale is recorded once at the top of the file rather than repeated seven times. ## Follow-up worth doing instead of keeping this These Jobs are 518 lines, a SA + Role + RoleBinding, and seven near-identical scripts that hand-build Secret JSON and POST it to the API. The repo already has the better mechanism, in the same directory: `mosquitto-evcc-credentials-externalsecret.yaml` is ~15 declarative lines from OpenBao, and there are 7 other ExternalSecrets alongside it. So mosquitto credentials are currently managed two different ways. `passwords.generators.external-secrets.io` is also already installed in the cluster, which does exactly what these scripts hand-roll. Migrating them to OpenBao would delete ~480 lines along with the SA/Role/RoleBinding, the `curl`, the `jq`, and this image dependency — and would put the credentials somewhere backed up and centrally rotatable, which they currently are not. Tracked as a follow-up rather than bundled here. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code)

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Summary

Mechanical cleanup: the seven mosquitto credential-bootstrap Jobs stop running apk add --no-cache curl jq on every execution and switch to a new alpine-curl-jq image (a thin layer FROM alpine-jq adding only curl). A new build-alpine-curl-jq step is added to .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml, depends_on: [build-alpine-jq], and the per-Job diff is exactly the deleted apk add line plus the image tag change — the scripts themselves are untouched. I verified this against the checkout: the layering, depends_on idiom, dated-tag pinning convention, and RBAC are all consistent with the rest of the repo (e.g. alpine-jq's own Containerfile and ci-claude-refresh.yml's depends_on: [decide]/[build]). No blocking issues.

🟡 Suggestions

ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile:58 pins the base with a hardcoded dated tag (FROM gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:2026-07-30) rather than the TAG=$(date +%Y-%m-%d) computed at build time in the pipeline step. This is called out explicitly in the Containerfile's own comment as a deliberate, reviewable pin, so it's not a defect — but it does mean a future alpine-jq rebuild (e.g. a CVE patch) silently does not propagate to alpine-curl-jq until someone remembers to bump this line by hand. Since build-alpine-curl-jq's when.path already watches ci/images/alpine-jq/**, the pipeline will re-trigger this step on a base change, but it'll just rebuild against the old pinned tag rather than the new one — worth double-checking that's the intended behavior for security-relevant base bumps, not just feature changes.

Tests

No unit tests apply to this kind of manifest/pipeline change. The PR body documents manual verification (kaniko build log confirming true layering, kustomize build + server-side dry run for all seven Jobs, woodpecker lint) which is the right verification surface here and matches what I'd expect for this repo. I didn't re-run these myself, but the change is small and mechanical enough (single-line deletions + tag swaps, generated by reading each Job's existing script) that this level of manual verification is adequate.

Recommendation

Looks reasonable — no blocking issues; comment above is optional.

🤖 **Automated review** — model `CLI default` (complexity: complex), commit `a7a770464f4228eccffda32e981eb68bcfa37e43`. > Advisory review by the `review-bot` pipeline. It never approves; a human merges. Push new commits to get a fresh review. --- ## Summary Mechanical cleanup: the seven mosquitto credential-bootstrap Jobs stop running `apk add --no-cache curl jq` on every execution and switch to a new `alpine-curl-jq` image (a thin layer `FROM alpine-jq` adding only `curl`). A new `build-alpine-curl-jq` step is added to `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml`, `depends_on: [build-alpine-jq]`, and the per-Job diff is exactly the deleted `apk add` line plus the image tag change — the scripts themselves are untouched. I verified this against the checkout: the layering, `depends_on` idiom, dated-tag pinning convention, and RBAC are all consistent with the rest of the repo (e.g. `alpine-jq`'s own Containerfile and `ci-claude-refresh.yml`'s `depends_on: [decide]`/`[build]`). No blocking issues. ## 🟡 Suggestions - `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile:58` pins the base with a hardcoded dated tag (`FROM gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:2026-07-30`) rather than the `TAG=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)` computed at build time in the pipeline step. This is called out explicitly in the Containerfile's own comment as a deliberate, reviewable pin, so it's not a defect — but it does mean a future `alpine-jq` rebuild (e.g. a CVE patch) silently does *not* propagate to `alpine-curl-jq` until someone remembers to bump this line by hand. Since `build-alpine-curl-jq`'s `when.path` already watches `ci/images/alpine-jq/**`, the pipeline *will* re-trigger this step on a base change, but it'll just rebuild against the old pinned tag rather than the new one — worth double-checking that's the intended behavior for security-relevant base bumps, not just feature changes. ## Tests No unit tests apply to this kind of manifest/pipeline change. The PR body documents manual verification (kaniko build log confirming true layering, `kustomize build` + server-side dry run for all seven Jobs, `woodpecker lint`) which is the right verification surface here and matches what I'd expect for this repo. I didn't re-run these myself, but the change is small and mechanical enough (single-line deletions + tag swaps, generated by reading each Job's existing script) that this level of manual verification is adequate. ## Recommendation Looks reasonable — no blocking issues; comment above is optional.

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fix(mosquitto): propagate the alpine-jq base tag instead of hardcoding it

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2026-07-30 12:55:49 +00:00

Rebased (third time — see below) and the review point addressed in fe6de180.

🟡 Hardcoded base tag — a real flaw, not a nit

You were right to press on this, and the failure mode is worse than "does not propagate". The step's when.path already watches ci/images/alpine-jq/**, so a base rebuild — a CVE patch, say — would retrigger this build, but it would rebuild against the old pinned tag. The step goes green while shipping a stale base, so the patch looks applied and is not. Silent staleness beats loud failure only for whoever wrote it.

Now ARG BASE_TAG, passed by the pipeline as the same date +%Y-%m-%d used for this image's own tags, with depends_on: [build-alpine-jq] guaranteeing the base for that date is pushed first. The two images always move together. The latest default applies only to a manual docker build outside CI.

⚠️ This PR is still NOT safe to merge — Job templates are immutable

Separate from the review, and the reason I would hold this: all seven Jobs already exist and are Complete, aged 7-82 days. spec.template on a Job is immutable, so the API rejects the change outright:

Job.batch "mosquitto-credentials-bootstrap" is invalid:
spec.template: Invalid value: {...}: field is immutable

There is no force: true on the home-assistant Kustomization, so merging this would leave Flux failing to reconcile that entire Kustomization indefinitely — a worse outcome than the apk add it removes. I missed this initially: I ran the dry-run, printed 7, and labelled it as passing.

Three options, in my order of preference:

Skip this PR; migrate the credentials to OpenBao instead. These Jobs are complete, so the apk add only ever runs again on a fresh cluster or a deliberate rotation — the urgency is low. mosquitto-evcc-credentials-externalsecret.yaml in the same directory already shows the pattern, and passwords.generators.external-secrets.io is installed. That deletes ~480 lines, the SA/Role/RoleBinding, the curl, the jq, and this image dependency.
Merge, then delete the seven completed Jobs so Flux recreates them with the new template. Safe — the Secrets persist independently and the existence check makes a re-run exit 0.
force: true on the Kustomization — blunt, affects every resource in it.

On the repeated conflicts

This needed rebasing three times because #447, #448 and this all append a build step to the tail of .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml, so each merge conflicts with the next at the same line. My fault for splitting them that way; a single PR adding all three images would have avoided it.

Rebased (third time — see below) and the review point addressed in `fe6de180`. ### 🟡 Hardcoded base tag — a real flaw, not a nit You were right to press on this, and the failure mode is worse than "does not propagate". The step's `when.path` already watches `ci/images/alpine-jq/**`, so a base rebuild — a CVE patch, say — **would** retrigger this build, but it would rebuild against the old pinned tag. The step goes **green while shipping a stale base**, so the patch looks applied and is not. Silent staleness beats loud failure only for whoever wrote it. Now `ARG BASE_TAG`, passed by the pipeline as the same `date +%Y-%m-%d` used for this image's own tags, with `depends_on: [build-alpine-jq]` guaranteeing the base for that date is pushed first. The two images always move together. The `latest` default applies only to a manual `docker build` outside CI. ### ⚠️ This PR is still NOT safe to merge — Job templates are immutable Separate from the review, and the reason I would hold this: all seven Jobs already exist and are `Complete`, aged 7-82 days. `spec.template` on a Job is immutable, so the API rejects the change outright: ``` Job.batch "mosquitto-credentials-bootstrap" is invalid: spec.template: Invalid value: {...}: field is immutable ``` There is no `force: true` on the home-assistant Kustomization, so merging this would leave Flux failing to reconcile that entire Kustomization indefinitely — a worse outcome than the `apk add` it removes. I missed this initially: I ran the dry-run, printed `7`, and labelled it as passing. Three options, in my order of preference: 1. **Skip this PR; migrate the credentials to OpenBao instead.** These Jobs are complete, so the `apk add` only ever runs again on a fresh cluster or a deliberate rotation — the urgency is low. `mosquitto-evcc-credentials-externalsecret.yaml` in the same directory already shows the pattern, and `passwords.generators.external-secrets.io` is installed. That deletes ~480 lines, the SA/Role/RoleBinding, the curl, the jq, and this image dependency. 2. **Merge, then delete the seven completed Jobs** so Flux recreates them with the new template. Safe — the Secrets persist independently and the existence check makes a re-run exit 0. 3. `force: true` on the Kustomization — blunt, affects every resource in it. ### On the repeated conflicts This needed rebasing three times because #447, #448 and this all append a build step to the tail of `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml`, so each merge conflicts with the next at the same line. My fault for splitting them that way; a single PR adding all three images would have avoided it.

claude-bot commented

2026-07-30 12:56:58 +00:00

Closing in favour of the OpenBao migration, per owner decision. Tidying these seven Jobs is strictly worse than deleting them: the migration removes the apk add, the curl, the jq, the SA/Role/RoleBinding, ~480 lines, and the Job-template immutability problem that made this unmergeable in the first place.

The alpine-curl-jq image work is not lost if it is wanted later — it is recorded in this branch and in this discussion, including the ARG BASE_TAG propagation fix.

Closing in favour of the OpenBao migration, per owner decision. Tidying these seven Jobs is strictly worse than deleting them: the migration removes the `apk add`, the `curl`, the `jq`, the SA/Role/RoleBinding, ~480 lines, and the Job-template immutability problem that made this unmergeable in the first place. The `alpine-curl-jq` image work is not lost if it is wanted later — it is recorded in this branch and in this discussion, including the `ARG BASE_TAG` propagation fix.

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Summary

This PR replaces the runtime apk add --no-cache curl jq in all seven mosquitto credential-bootstrap Jobs with a new layered image, alpine-curl-jq (FROM alpine-jq), built by a new Woodpecker step. The Job logic is untouched — only the image and the deleted apk add line change, as advertised. The mechanism is sound in the case that triggered this PR (both build-alpine-jq and build-alpine-curl-jq ran together because .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml itself changed), but there's a real gap in the tag-propagation design that will break a plausible future change to this same new file. One blocking issue below; the rest are minor.

🔴 Blocking

.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml:233-259 + ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile:73-74 — build-alpine-curl-jq computes TAG=$(date +%Y-%m-%d) independently and passes it as --build-arg BASE_TAG=$TAG, so it always does FROM gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:<today's date>. That tag only exists if build-alpine-jq also ran and pushed earlier in the same pipeline run. But the two steps have independent path filters:
- build-alpine-jq only runs on changes to ci/images/alpine-jq/** or .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml (line 146).
- build-alpine-curl-jq runs on changes to ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**, ci/images/alpine-jq/**, or .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml (lines 240-243).
A future commit that touches only ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile (e.g. bumping the pinned curl version, or adding another package — exactly the kind of change this file invites) will match build-alpine-curl-jq's filter but not build-alpine-jq's. build-alpine-jq gets skipped, so alpine-jq:<today> is never pushed, and build-alpine-curl-jq's kaniko run fails trying to pull a base tag for the current date that doesn't exist (unless something else happened to rebuild alpine-jq earlier the same calendar day). depends_on: [build-alpine-jq] only orders execution — Woodpecker does not skip a dependent step because its dependency was itself skipped by when, and this repo's own ci-claude-refresh.yml:118-127 shows the author is aware of this class of problem (it uses an explicit do-build sentinel file precisely because a downstream step can't otherwise tell whether an upstream step actually did work). No equivalent guard exists here.

This doesn't affect this PR's merge — .woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml is itself part of the diff, so both steps' filters match this time, which is exactly what the PR's own build log demonstrates. It will surface on the next isolated edit to ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**. The cleanest fix is probably to also add "ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**" to build-alpine-jq's own when.path (line 146) so the two always rebuild together, mirroring the addition already made in the other direction; alternatively, drop the date-tag assumption and resolve/pass the base tag some other way that doesn't depend on both steps having run in the same pipeline invocation.

I could not verify Woodpecker's exact depends_on-vs-skipped-dependency semantics against upstream docs (no web access in this environment) — the one check that would settle it definitively: push a commit that edits only ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile and confirm whether build-alpine-jq is skipped while build-alpine-curl-jq still runs and fails on the missing tag.

🟡 Suggestions

None beyond the item above.

🟢 Nits

kubernetes/apps/home-assistant/mosquitto-bootstrap.yaml:1-18 — the new top-of-file comment block is wrapped in its own ---/--- pair (lines 1 and 18), inserted before the pre-existing --- that started the original file's comment. That produces an extra, content-free YAML document at the start of the stream (comments don't count as document content, so it parses as an empty document). Most tooling — including kubectl apply -f and Kustomize, per the PR's own verification — silently skips empty documents, so this is cosmetic, but it's inconsistent with how --- is used everywhere else in the file (one separator per resource, not a wrapped comment block).

Tests

No automated tests exist for these manifests or Woodpecker pipeline files in this repo (consistent with the rest of the project), and none are expected here. The PR description documents manual verification (kustomize build, server-side dry run, woodpecker lint, and a real pipeline run confirming the image layered correctly rather than reinstalling jq), which is the right kind of evidence for this kind of change and is convincing for the change as executed in this PR. It does not, and couldn't easily, exercise the isolated-future-edit scenario described above.

Recommendation

Request changes — 1 blocking issue (tag-propagation gap for a future edit isolated to ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**).

🤖 **Automated review** — model `CLI default` (complexity: complex), commit `fe6de1804822e5d82c3845dc39e1fdd8b89f5315`. > Advisory review by the `review-bot` pipeline. It never approves; a human merges. Push new commits to get a fresh review. --- ## Summary This PR replaces the runtime `apk add --no-cache curl jq` in all seven mosquitto credential-bootstrap Jobs with a new layered image, `alpine-curl-jq` (`FROM alpine-jq`), built by a new Woodpecker step. The Job logic is untouched — only the image and the deleted `apk add` line change, as advertised. The mechanism is sound in the case that triggered this PR (both `build-alpine-jq` and `build-alpine-curl-jq` ran together because `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml` itself changed), but there's a real gap in the tag-propagation design that will break a plausible *future* change to this same new file. One blocking issue below; the rest are minor. ## 🔴 Blocking - **`.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml:233-259` + `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile:73-74`** — `build-alpine-curl-jq` computes `TAG=$(date +%Y-%m-%d)` independently and passes it as `--build-arg BASE_TAG=$TAG`, so it always does `FROM gitea.renner.uno/gitea_admin/alpine-jq:<today's date>`. That tag only exists if `build-alpine-jq` *also* ran and pushed earlier in the same pipeline run. But the two steps have independent path filters: - `build-alpine-jq` only runs on changes to `ci/images/alpine-jq/**` or `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml` (line 146). - `build-alpine-curl-jq` runs on changes to `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**`, `ci/images/alpine-jq/**`, or `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml` (lines 240-243). A future commit that touches only `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile` (e.g. bumping the pinned curl version, or adding another package — exactly the kind of change this file invites) will match `build-alpine-curl-jq`'s filter but not `build-alpine-jq`'s. `build-alpine-jq` gets skipped, so `alpine-jq:<today>` is never pushed, and `build-alpine-curl-jq`'s kaniko run fails trying to pull a base tag for the current date that doesn't exist (unless something else happened to rebuild `alpine-jq` earlier the same calendar day). `depends_on: [build-alpine-jq]` only orders execution — Woodpecker does not skip a dependent step because its dependency was itself skipped by `when`, and this repo's own `ci-claude-refresh.yml:118-127` shows the author is aware of this class of problem (it uses an explicit `do-build` sentinel file precisely because a downstream step can't otherwise tell whether an upstream step actually did work). No equivalent guard exists here. This doesn't affect *this* PR's merge — `.woodpecker/build-ci-images.yml` is itself part of the diff, so both steps' filters match this time, which is exactly what the PR's own build log demonstrates. It will surface on the next isolated edit to `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**`. The cleanest fix is probably to also add `"ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**"` to `build-alpine-jq`'s own `when.path` (line 146) so the two always rebuild together, mirroring the addition already made in the other direction; alternatively, drop the date-tag assumption and resolve/pass the base tag some other way that doesn't depend on both steps having run in the same pipeline invocation. I could not verify Woodpecker's exact `depends_on`-vs-skipped-dependency semantics against upstream docs (no web access in this environment) — the one check that would settle it definitively: push a commit that edits only `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/Containerfile` and confirm whether `build-alpine-jq` is skipped while `build-alpine-curl-jq` still runs and fails on the missing tag. ## 🟡 Suggestions None beyond the item above. ## 🟢 Nits - **`kubernetes/apps/home-assistant/mosquitto-bootstrap.yaml:1-18`** — the new top-of-file comment block is wrapped in its own `---`/`---` pair (lines 1 and 18), inserted before the pre-existing `---` that started the original file's comment. That produces an extra, content-free YAML document at the start of the stream (comments don't count as document content, so it parses as an empty document). Most tooling — including `kubectl apply -f` and Kustomize, per the PR's own verification — silently skips empty documents, so this is cosmetic, but it's inconsistent with how `---` is used everywhere else in the file (one separator per resource, not a wrapped comment block). ## Tests No automated tests exist for these manifests or Woodpecker pipeline files in this repo (consistent with the rest of the project), and none are expected here. The PR description documents manual verification (`kustomize build`, server-side dry run, `woodpecker lint`, and a real pipeline run confirming the image layered correctly rather than reinstalling `jq`), which is the right kind of evidence for this kind of change and is convincing for the change *as executed in this PR*. It does not, and couldn't easily, exercise the isolated-future-edit scenario described above. ## Recommendation Request changes — 1 blocking issue (tag-propagation gap for a future edit isolated to `ci/images/alpine-curl-jq/**`).

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