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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe pull request adds Bun-based Docker packaging and Docker Compose configuration. It also adds browser thread deletion, the required RPC allowlist entry, deletion controls, and projectless startup handling. ChangesCodex Web UI changes
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ThreadRow->>deleteThread: delete selected thread
deleteThread->>BrowserRpcAllowlist: rpc('thread/delete', {threadId})
BrowserRpcAllowlist-->>deleteThread: allow deletion request
deleteThread->>ThreadState: remove thread
ThreadState-->>ThreadRow: rerender or start a new task
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In @.dockerignore:
- Line 6: Update the Docker build ignore rules to exclude .env and .env.* files
from the build context while preserving .env.example via an explicit negation
rule.
In `@docker-compose.yml`:
- Line 25: Update the CODEX_BIN volume mapping in the Compose configuration to
remove the architecture-specific release-path default; require CODEX_BIN to be
explicitly provided or use an image-native binary matching the container
architecture, while preserving the read-only mount target.
In `@Dockerfile`:
- Around line 20-23: Update the Dockerfile to create or use a dedicated non-root
user, transfer ownership of the application files to that user after COPY, and
switch to it before the existing CMD so server.ts invokes codex app-server
without root privileges.
In `@public/app.js`:
- Line 242: Update the thread row keyboard handler in the sidebar rendering loop
so key events originating from the `.thread-delete` button are ignored, while
preserving Enter/Space activation for the row itself. Use the existing
`row.onkeydown` and delete button setup to ensure delete-button keyboard
interaction does not call `preventDefault()` or `open()`.
- Around line 226-236: Update deleteThread to consume the deleted thread and
descendant IDs returned by thread/delete, remove every matching entry from
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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- Dockerfile ---'
cat -n Dockerfile
printf '%s\n' '--- compose files ---'
find . -maxdepth 2 -type f \( -iname '*compose*.yml' -o -iname '*compose*.yaml' -o -iname 'docker-compose.yml' -o -iname 'docker-compose.yaml' \) -print
for f in $(find . -maxdepth 2 -type f \( -iname '*compose*.yml' -o -iname '*compose*.yaml' -o -iname 'docker-compose.yml' -o -iname 'docker-compose.yaml' \)); do
printf '%s\n' "--- $f ---"
cat -n "$f"
done
printf '%s\n' '--- server.ts locations and spawn references ---'
find . -type f -name 'server.ts' -print
rg -n -C 8 'spawn|codex|app-server|user:' --glob 'server.ts' --glob '!node_modules/**' .
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant project guidance ---'
for f in README.md CONTRIBUTING.md AGENTS.md .dockerignore; do
if [ -f "$f" ]; then printf '%s\n' "--- $f ---"; cat -n "$f"; fi
doneRepository: lezi-fun/codex-webui
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official oven/bun Docker image 1.4.2 default USER root bun Dockerfile
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The official oven/bun Docker image (including version 1.4.2) defaults to running as the root user [1][2]. Although the images include a dedicated bun user (typically with UID 1000) [3][4], the Dockerfile does not set this as the default user [5][6]. Consequently, if you do not explicitly specify a USER instruction in your own Dockerfile, your container process will execute with root privileges [1][2]. To run your application as the non-root bun user, you must add the following directive to your Dockerfile [7][8][9]: USER bun Best practices for securing your Bun Docker image include: 1. Switching to the non-root bun user using the USER instruction [7][8][2]. 2. Ensuring appropriate file system permissions if you encounter "Permission denied" errors when running as the bun user, often by using a RUN chown -R bun:bun <directory> command [3][2][4]. 3. Using multi-stage builds to minimize the attack surface of your production images [9][2].
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/IronSecCo/ironclaw/blob/main/docs/scores/bun.md
- 2: https://blog.openreplay.com/dockerize-bun-application/
- 3: GitHub issue 14185 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 4: GitHub pull request 22627 in oven-sh/bun (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
- 5: https://hub.docker.com/layers/oven/bun/1.4.2/images/sha256-3121e24dc54514f0e37bcc996a9e6df64519b4caff03a33bbb9993baca7c403b
- 6: https://hub.docker.com/layers/oven/bun/1.4.2-debian/images/sha256-53710ce0f14eef8312521c586a7ae1d9aeab4011840f09f1966073b68fc2e2ab
- 7: https://bun.com/docs/guides/ecosystem/docker
- 8: https://bun.com/guides/ecosystem/docker
- 9: https://oven-sh-bun.mintlify.app/guides/docker
Security Misconfiguration
Reachability: External
Exploitability: Moderate
CWE: CWE-250
Run the image as a non-root user. oven/bun:1.4.2 defaults to root, and server.ts passes that identity to codex app-server. Direct deployments can therefore create root-owned files and grant the application unnecessary container privileges. Set ownership before switching users:
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COPY . .
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| COPY . . | |
| EXPOSE 8899 | |
| CMD ["bun", "run", "start"] | |
| COPY . . | |
| RUN chown -R bun:bun /app | |
| USER bun | |
| EXPOSE 8899 | |
| CMD ["bun", "run", "start"] |
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In `@Dockerfile` around lines 20 - 23, Update the Dockerfile to create or use a
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| async function deleteThread(thread){ | ||
| if(!thread?.id)return; | ||
| const title=titleOf(thread); | ||
| if(!confirm(`Delete “${title}”? This permanently deletes the thread and its descendants.`))return; | ||
| try{ | ||
| await rpc('thread/delete',{threadId:thread.id}); | ||
| const wasActive=state.active?.id===thread.id; | ||
| state.threads=state.threads.filter(item=>item.id!==thread.id); | ||
| if(wasActive)startNewTask();else renderThreads(); | ||
| toast('Thread deleted'); | ||
| }catch(error){toast(error?.message||'Could not delete thread')} |
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Clear deleted descendants from active state.
thread/delete deletes the requested thread and its spawned descendants. If a descendant is active, deleteThread() removes only the parent, and onNotification() does not handle thread/deleted. The deleted descendant remains in state.active, so a later thread operation can fail with thread-not-found. Consume deleted IDs, clear a matching active ID, and refresh the thread list.
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In `@public/app.js` around lines 226 - 236, Update deleteThread to consume the
deleted thread and descendant IDs returned by thread/delete, remove every
matching entry from state.threads, clear state.active when its ID is among those
IDs, and refresh the thread list; preserve the existing new-task behavior when
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Review: feat: add thread deletion and reproducible Docker setup
Thanks for the PR — the thread-deletion implementation is solid and follows the repo's conventions, and the Docker setup actually builds and runs. I reviewed it by building/running, not just reading. Summary below; blocking items are flagged inline.
Verification performed
| Check | Command | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Build | bun run check |
✅ pass |
| Unit tests | bun run test:unit |
✅ 91 pass / 0 fail |
| Security tests | bun test tests/server-security.test.ts |
✅ 6 pass |
| Whitespace | git diff --check main...pr-1 |
✅ clean |
| Compose | docker compose config --quiet |
✅ pass |
| Dockerfile lint | docker build --check -f Dockerfile . |
✅ no warnings |
| Real build | docker build -f Dockerfile . |
✅ exit 0, 1.41 GB image |
| Image contents | docker run ... which docker/node-gyp/bwrap |
✅ docker-cli 26.1.5, node-gyp 11.1.0, bwrap present; node-pty compiled |
| Runtime | container with a stub codex |
✅ serves, /api/config reachable, app.bundle.js generated |
I also checked the app-server schema: ThreadDeleteParams requires only {threadId: string} and ThreadDeleteResponse is empty — the RPC call shape is correct.
🔴 Blocking
- Keyboard activation of the delete button also opens the thread —
public/app.js(inline). CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESSis a no-op; the advertised "projectless mode" is not implemented —docker-compose.yml(inline).
🟠 Should fix before merge
- Host
docker.sockmounted into the container —docker-compose.yml(inline). .envnot excluded from the image context —.dockerignore(inline).- New UI strings bypass i18n —
public/app.js(inline). - No test coverage for the delete flow —
public/app.js(inline). - Base image is a mutable tag / unused
docker-cli—Dockerfile(inline). - Hard-coded, arch-specific default
CODEX_BINpath —docker-compose.yml(inline).
🟡 Minor
README.md/README-zh.mdwere not updated, butCONTRIBUTING.mdrequires both READMEs to be updated when usage or configuration changes (this PR adds a new deployment path).
✅ What's good
- Deletion state handling is ordered correctly:
await rpc('thread/delete')first, then prunestate.threads, and only thenstartNewTask()/renderThreads()— no optimistic-delete pitfall. trashicon,aria-label,:focus-withinvisibility and:focus-visiblestyling follow the repo's accessibility guidance for icon-only buttons.- The security-boundary change is minimal and correct: only
thread/deleteis added toBROWSER_RPC_METHODS, with the matching test update. - Docker setup is genuinely reproducible in practice, and asserting
build/Release/pty.nodeafterbun installis a good guard.
Requesting changes for the two blocking items; the rest are recommended in the same PR to avoid tech debt.
| for(const thread of state.threads){if(q&&!titleOf(thread).toLowerCase().includes(q)&&!thread.cwd?.toLowerCase().includes(q))continue;const key=sidebarProjectKey(thread),group=groups.get(key)||{key,threads:[],recency:0};group.threads.push(thread);group.recency=Math.max(group.recency,Number(thread.recencyAt||thread.updatedAt)||0);groups.set(key,group)} | ||
| const currentKey=currentSidebarProjectKey(),ordered=[...groups.values()].sort((a,b)=>(a.key===currentKey?-1:b.key===currentKey?1:b.recency-a.recency)); | ||
| for(const group of ordered){const containsActive=group.threads.some(thread=>thread.id===state.active?.id),expanded=Boolean(q)||(Object.hasOwn(sidebarProjectExpansion,group.key)?sidebarProjectExpansion[group.key]:containsActive||group.key===currentKey),section=document.createElement('section');section.className='sidebar-project-group';section.dataset.project=group.key;const heading=document.createElement('button');heading.type='button';heading.className='sidebar-project-row';heading.setAttribute('aria-expanded',String(expanded));heading.title=group.key==='__tasks__'?'Tasks':shortPath(group.key);heading.innerHTML=`${codexIcon(group.key==='__tasks__'?'messageSquare':'folderOpen')}<span>${escapeHtml(sidebarProjectName(group.key))}</span>${codexIcon('chevronRight','sidebar-project-chevron')}`;section.append(heading);const threads=document.createElement('div');threads.className='sidebar-project-threads'+(expanded?' expanded':'');threads.setAttribute('aria-hidden',String(!expanded));threads.style.setProperty('--sidebar-thread-count',String(group.threads.length));heading.onclick=()=>{const next=heading.getAttribute('aria-expanded')!=='true';sidebarProjectExpansion[group.key]=next;saveSidebarProjectExpansion();heading.setAttribute('aria-expanded',String(next));threads.setAttribute('aria-hidden',String(!next));threads.classList.toggle('expanded',next)};for(const thread of group.threads){const button=document.createElement('button');button.type='button';button.className='thread-item'+(state.active?.id===thread.id?' active':'');button.dataset.id=thread.id;button.title=[titleOf(thread),shortPath(thread.cwd)].filter(Boolean).join(' — ');button.innerHTML=`<span class="thread-name">${escapeHtml(titleOf(thread))}</span><span class="thread-meta"><time>${formatAge(thread.recencyAt||thread.updatedAt)}</time></span>`;button.onclick=()=>{if(mobileSidebarEnabled())setSidebarOpen(false);openThread(thread.id)};threads.append(button)}section.append(threads);list.append(section)} | ||
| for(const group of ordered){const containsActive=group.threads.some(thread=>thread.id===state.active?.id),expanded=Boolean(q)||(Object.hasOwn(sidebarProjectExpansion,group.key)?sidebarProjectExpansion[group.key]:containsActive||group.key===currentKey),section=document.createElement('section');section.className='sidebar-project-group';section.dataset.project=group.key;const heading=document.createElement('button');heading.type='button';heading.className='sidebar-project-row';heading.setAttribute('aria-expanded',String(expanded));heading.title=group.key==='__tasks__'?'Tasks':shortPath(group.key);heading.innerHTML=`${codexIcon(group.key==='__tasks__'?'messageSquare':'folderOpen')}<span>${escapeHtml(sidebarProjectName(group.key))}</span>${codexIcon('chevronRight','sidebar-project-chevron')}`;section.append(heading);const threads=document.createElement('div');threads.className='sidebar-project-threads'+(expanded?' expanded':'');threads.setAttribute('aria-hidden',String(!expanded));threads.style.setProperty('--sidebar-thread-count',String(group.threads.length));heading.onclick=()=>{const next=heading.getAttribute('aria-expanded')!=='true';sidebarProjectExpansion[group.key]=next;saveSidebarProjectExpansion();heading.setAttribute('aria-expanded',String(next));threads.setAttribute('aria-hidden',String(!next));threads.classList.toggle('expanded',next)};for(const thread of group.threads){const row=document.createElement('div');row.className='thread-item'+(state.active?.id===thread.id?' active':'');row.dataset.id=thread.id;row.title=[titleOf(thread),shortPath(thread.cwd)].filter(Boolean).join(' — ');row.setAttribute('role','button');row.tabIndex=0;const name=document.createElement('span');name.className='thread-name';name.textContent=titleOf(thread);const meta=document.createElement('span');meta.className='thread-meta';const time=document.createElement('time');time.textContent=formatAge(thread.recencyAt||thread.updatedAt);meta.append(time);const remove=document.createElement('button');remove.type='button';remove.className='thread-delete';remove.title='Delete thread';remove.setAttribute('aria-label',`Delete thread “${titleOf(thread)}”`);remove.innerHTML=codexIcon('trash');remove.onclick=event=>{event.stopPropagation();deleteThread(thread)};row.append(name,meta,remove);const open=()=>{if(mobileSidebarEnabled())setSidebarOpen(false);openThread(thread.id)};row.onclick=event=>{if(event.target.closest('.thread-delete'))return;open()};row.onkeydown=event=>{if(event.key==='Enter'||event.key===' '){event.preventDefault();open()}};threads.append(row)}section.append(threads);list.append(section)} |
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Blocking: keyboard activation of the delete button also opens the thread.
click is guarded against .thread-delete, but keydown is not:
row.onclick=event=>{if(event.target.closest('.thread-delete'))return;open()};
row.onkeydown=event=>{if(event.key==='Enter'||event.key===' '){event.preventDefault();open()}};When focus is on the nested delete <button> and the user presses Enter/Space, the keydown bubbles to row and calls open(), and then the button's own activation runs deleteThread. I reproduced the event order in jsdom:
events: ["open-via-keydown","delete"]
So the thread is deleted while the UI has just navigated into it (state.active is cleared, but the conversation/header still render the removed thread). Add the same guard:
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Fixed in c9634c2: the delete button now stops keydown propagation, and the row handler ignores events originating from .thread-delete.
| PORT: "8899" | ||
| HOME: "${CONTAINER_HOME:-/home/codex}" | ||
| CODEX_HOME: "${CONTAINER_CODEX_HOME:-/home/codex/.codex}" | ||
| CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESS: "${CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESS:-true}" |
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Blocking: CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESS is a no-op; the advertised "projectless mode" is not implemented.
Nothing reads this variable. server.ts only consumes CODEX_WEBUI_ACCESS_TOKEN / PASSWORD / CWD / REVIEW_ROOT, and /api/config returns {home, defaultCwd, reviewRoot}. The client gates on state.config.projectless (public/app.js), which is therefore always undefined. A repo-wide grep confirms PROJECTLESS appears only here.
Net effect: the container never gets the "start without a project" behavior that the PR description and this compose file promise. Either wire it server-side (read the env var and include it in the /api/config payload) or drop this line and the description claim.
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Fixed in c9634c2: server.ts reads CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESS and exposes projectless in /api/config, so the Compose setting is now effective.
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| - ${CODEX_HOME_HOST:-${HOME}/.codex}:${CONTAINER_CODEX_HOME:-/home/codex/.codex} | ||
| - ${CODEX_BIN:-${HOME}/.codex/packages/standalone/releases/0.154.0-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl/bin/codex}:/usr/local/bin/codex:ro | ||
| - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock |
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Mounting the host Docker socket grants the container root-equivalent control of the host.
/var/run/docker.sock lets any process inside the container (Codex can run commands) control the host Docker daemon. I grepped the repo and found no feature that needs Docker — docker-cli is also installed in the image but never used. Please remove this mount unless there is a concrete need; if there is, document it and make it opt-in.
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Fixed in c9634c2: the host Docker socket mount was removed from docker-compose.yml.
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.env is not excluded, so it gets baked into the image.
The repo ships a real .env (git-ignored) and COPY . . copies it into the image layer, which leaks secrets and hurts image reuse. Add exclusions such as .env and .env.* (keep !.env.example if you want it in the build context).
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Fixed in c9634c2: .env and .env.* are now excluded from the Docker build context, while .env.example remains included.
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"Reproducible" image, but the base is a mutable tag and an unused package is installed.
FROM oven/bun:1.4.2 is a floating tag; pin it by digest for real reproducibility. Also docker-cli (line 9) is unused given there is no Docker integration — drop it, or justify it. Optional: openssh-client is only needed if the app-server shells out to ssh.
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Fixed in c9634c2: Dockerfile now pins oven/bun:1.4.2 by digest and removes the unused docker-cli package.
| async function deleteThread(thread){ | ||
| if(!thread?.id)return; | ||
| const title=titleOf(thread); | ||
| if(!confirm(`Delete “${title}”? This permanently deletes the thread and its descendants.`))return; |
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New user-facing strings bypass i18n.
Delete “${title}”? …, Thread deleted, Could not delete thread, and the Delete thread aria-label are hard-coded English. Because .thread-item is listed in DOM_I18N_EXCLUDE (public/i18n.js), createDomI18n will never translate them, so Chinese users get a mixed-language UI. Route the constant strings through t(...) and add entries to public/i18n.js, consistent with the rest of the app.
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Fixed in c9634c2: delete confirmation, success/error toasts, button title and aria-label now use the i18n translator.
| function sidebarProjectName(key){if(key==='__tasks__')return'Tasks';if(key===state.config.home)return'Home';return key.split('/').filter(Boolean).at(-1)||key} | ||
| function currentSidebarProjectKey(){if(state.projectless)return'__tasks__';return String(state.active?.cwd||state.workspaceContext?.cwd||$('#projectPath').textContent||'').replace(/^~/,state.config.home).replace(/\/+$/,'')} | ||
| function saveSidebarProjectExpansion(){localStorage.setItem(SIDEBAR_PROJECT_EXPANSION_KEY,JSON.stringify(sidebarProjectExpansion))} | ||
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No test coverage for the delete flow.
There is no test for deleteThread / thread-delete / thread/delete beyond the single allowlist line. The active-thread branch (wasActive → startNewTask()) is exactly the kind of state transition worth a focused unit/UI test, and the PR template asks for a focused protocol or state test.
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The full unit suite passes (91 tests), but this change does not yet add a dedicated delete-flow test. I am leaving this gap explicit for follow-up rather than claiming it is covered.
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| - codex_webui_node_modules:/app/node_modules | ||
| - ${CODEX_HOME_HOST:-${HOME}/.codex}:${CONTAINER_CODEX_HOME:-/home/codex/.codex} | ||
| - ${CODEX_BIN:-${HOME}/.codex/packages/standalone/releases/0.154.0-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl/bin/codex}:/usr/local/bin/codex:ro |
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Default CODEX_BIN path is machine- and arch-specific.
releases/0.154.0-aarch64-unknown-linux-musl is hard-coded, which contradicts the "generic and free of machine-specific paths" goal — it will fail on x86_64 and on any other Codex version. Make this required (no default), or drop the default and document it.
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Fixed in c9634c2: CODEX_BIN is now required in Compose instead of defaulting to an architecture- and version-specific path; the README documents the setting.
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Thanks for the detailed review. I pushed c9634c2 addressing the two blocking findings and the Docker, i18n, security, reproducibility, and configuration items. I replied inline to each comment; the dedicated delete-flow test remains explicitly noted as follow-up. The full unit suite passes: 91 tests, 0 failures. Please take another look when convenient. |
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9-9: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffPin Debian package inputs if Docker image reproducibility is required.
FROMis pinned by digest, butapt-get installselects current versions for unversioned packages. A later build of the same commit can contain different Debian packages. The repository does not define a reproducibility guarantee, so this is optional. If reproducibility is required, use a Debian snapshot with explicit package versions or document the guarantee boundary.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Inline comments:
In `@public/app.js`:
- Line 237: Update the catch block around the thread deletion flow to log the
caught error for diagnostics, but remove error.message from the user-facing
toast and always display the localized generic deletion failure message via
t('Could not delete thread').
In `@server.ts`:
- Line 53: Update the projectless startup configuration around defaultCwd and
reviewRoots to require CODEX_WEBUI_REVIEW_ROOT when CODEX_WEBUI_PROJECTLESS is
true. Reject startup with a clear error if the review root is unset, rather than
falling back to homeDir; preserve existing behavior for non-projectless mode and
explicitly configured review roots.
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In `@Dockerfile`:
- Line 9: Decide whether the Docker image requires reproducible Debian package
inputs; if so, update the apt package installation for ca-certificates,
bubblewrap, build-essential, git, and node-gyp to use a Debian snapshot with
explicit versions, or document that reproducibility does not extend to
unversioned apt packages.
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