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@renovate renovate Bot commented May 30, 2026

This PR contains the following updates:

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postgresql (source) patch 18.6.918.6.10

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Triage: YELLOW -- possible breakage, reviewer requested

Quick summary

Patch-level Helm chart bump (18.6.9 → 18.6.10) within the Bitnami PostgreSQL 18.6.x series. Both versions share identical app version (18.4.0), dependencies, and no published changelog. The chart digest changed, indicating a rebuild (likely BSI container image reference update), but the exact changes cannot be verified. Provenance research failed due to token limits and must be manually verified before merge.

Updates table

Package Old New Breaking Changelog Provenance
postgresql 18.6.9 18.6.10 skipped (user focus) no changelog failed

Required actions

  1. postgresql -- provenance research failed (token limit exceeded). Manually verify the chart source and digest before merge. Check the Bitnami charts repository and Artifact Hub for any unexpected changes between 18.6.9 and 18.6.10.
  2. postgresql -- no changelog published for either version. Review the chart archive diff (compare Chart.yaml and values.yaml between the two versions) to confirm the change is limited to BSI container image digest rotation, as expected for a routine patch bump.

Update summary

postgresql 18.6.9 → 18.6.10

  • Patch-level bump within the 18.6.x series; app version remains 18.4.0.
  • Both versions share identical chart dependencies (common 2.40.0) and no security updates flagged.
  • Chart archive digest rotated (3561176e...d8ed2935...), indicating a rebuild — most likely a BSI container image reference update.
  • No changelog published by Bitnami for the 18.x BSI series; exact changes unverifiable without manual diff.
  • Both versions are cosign-signed with clean security reports (0 CVEs).

Provenance

Provenance research failed due to token limits and could not complete. The chart is from the expected Bitnami publisher (Artifact Hub), and both versions are cosign-signed, but the full provenance assessment (source correspondence, publisher continuity, metadata drift) could not be verified. Manual verification is required before merge.

Sub-agent reports — postgresql

Breaking-change impact

RESEARCH_SKIPPED: the breaking researcher was not run for this update because the user's focus targeted only specific researchers. Do NOT downgrade the verdict on this basis alone -- the user explicitly opted out of this angle.

Upstream changelog

I now have all the data needed. The Artifact Hub API confirms both versions exist and provides the key metadata. Let me compile the structured output.

Key findings from the API:

  • 18.6.9: app_version: "18.4.0", contains_security_updates: false, published ~2026-05-30 (ts: 1780109246), dependency: common 2.40.0
  • 18.6.10: app_version: "18.4.0", contains_security_updates: false, published ~2026-05-30 (ts: 1780162112), dependency: common 2.40.0
  • Both have has_changelog: false
  • Both have identical data.dependencies: common 2.40.0
  • The chart digest changed: 3561176e...d8ed2935...
  • Both are signed with cosign

The two versions were published within ~53,000 seconds (~14.7 hours) of each other on the same day. The app_version, dependency versions, and all metadata are identical. This is a routine dependency reference update (BSI image digest rotation) with no changelog published.


postgresql 18.6.9 → 18.6.10

Summary

  • Artifact type: Helm Chart (OCI registry — Bitnami Secure Images series)
  • Input format: SemVer chart version
  • Resolved references: Chart 18.6.9 (Artifact Hub ts: 1780109246, digest 3561176e0a3bafd10eeeedb3ec9a89064fdf01ff411ed696b417fcba936b88f9) → Chart 18.6.10 (Artifact Hub ts: 1780162112, digest d8ed293532c059480fa785d41e96af5c683cd9cdf7781e33231942f15ad2c5b0). Both published ~2026-05-30.
  • Versions in range: 18.6.10 only (single-step patch bump, no intermediate versions)
  • Source repo: The Bitnami charts repository (BSI chart; note: the public Bitnami charts GitHub repo hosts the legacy 16.x series; the 18.x BSI series is published directly to OCI without a public GitHub-tracked CHANGELOG)
  • Primary sources used: Artifact Hub API and Artifact Hub package page
  • Versioning scheme: SemVer (chart version); BSI appVersion uses {major}.{minor}.{patch} matching BSI image release cadence
  • Major version boundary crossed: No (18.6.9 → 18.6.10, patch bump within 18.6.x)
  • Confidence: low — has_changelog: false for both versions on Artifact Hub; no public CHANGELOG for the 18.x BSI series; change content inferred from identical metadata fields

Breaking Changes

None found.

Both versions share identical app_version (18.4.0), identical chart dependency (common 2.40.0), and contains_security_updates: false. The chart digest changed, indicating a rebuild, but no structural chart changes are documented. This is consistent with the established BSI pattern of routine dependency reference / BSI image digest rotation updates.

Other Notable Changes

  • Chart archive digest rotated: 3561176e...d8ed2935... — indicates a chart rebuild, most likely a BSI container image reference update (new image digest for bitnami/postgresql:18.4.0 or sidecar images). No image tag or appVersion change. (Artifact Hub)
  • Both versions are cosign-signed and carry a clean security report (0 CVEs at all severity levels).

Deprecations Introduced

None found.

Gaps and Caveats

  • No changelog published: has_changelog: false confirmed by Artifact Hub API for both 18.6.9 and 18.6.10. The Bitnami 18.x BSI chart series does not publish a CHANGELOG to Artifact Hub or to the public Bitnami charts repository (which only tracks the legacy 16.x series).
  • Exact image digest change unverifiable: The specific BSI container image digest(s) that changed between the two chart versions cannot be confirmed without pulling the chart archives and diffing Chart.yaml annotations. The pattern across all prior 18.6.x bumps (per prior research) is consistent with image digest rotation only.
  • contains_security_updates: false is self-reported by the publisher; it indicates no CVE-driven security patch in this release per Bitnami's own classification.
  • No migration guide exists or is expected for a patch-level BSI chart bump of this type.

Provenance

RESEARCH_FAILED: provenance researcher could not complete.

Reason: Prompt error: CompletionError: ProviderError: {"error":{"message":"{\"type\":\"error\",\"error\":{\"type\":\"invalid_request_error\",\"message\":\"prompt is too long: 201901 tokens > 200000 maximum\"},\"request_id\":\"req_011CbZD7KasYavLXMCBjPXG1\"}. Received Model Group=claude-haiku-4-5\nAvailable Model Group Fallbacks=['claude-haiku-4-5-fallback']\nError doing the fallback: {\"type\":\"error\",\"error\":{\"type\":\"invalid_request_error\",\"message\":\"prompt is too long: 201739 tokens > 200000 maximum\"},\"request_id\":\"req_011CbZD7MzV9Jczpb5fAiAKD\"}

The categorizer must treat this as an unverified signal and downgrade the verdict accordingly (do not assume safety).

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