Description: The workflow now runs ./go node:update and commits the results, which introduces a
potential dependency supply-chain risk if this workflow can be triggered in contexts where
untrusted code/inputs could influence dependency resolution (e.g., if it runs on PRs or
with writable tokens), since it performs networked package updates and then auto-commits
changes.
pre-release.yml [148-157]

- name: Update Dependency versions
  id: dependencies
  run: |
    ./go java:update
    ./go node:update
    if git diff --staged --quiet; then
      echo "updated=false" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"
    else
      git commit -m "update dependency versions"
      echo "updated=true" >> "$GITHUB_OUTPUT"

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Command failure handling: The new node:pin/node:update tasks rely on Bazel.execute/git staging without explicit
error handling or contextual messaging in this diff, so it is unclear whether pnpm/bazel
failures are surfaced with actionable context.

desc 'Pin JavaScript dependencies via pnpm lockfile'
task :pin do
  Bazel.execute('run', ['--', 'install', '--dir', Dir.pwd, '--lockfile-only'], '@pnpm//:pnpm')
  @git.add('pnpm-lock.yaml')
end

desc 'Update JavaScript dependencies and refresh lockfile (use "latest" to bump ranges)'
task :update, [:latest] do |_task, arguments|
  args = ['--', 'update', '-r', '--dir', Dir.pwd]
  args.insert(4, '--latest') if arguments[:latest] == 'latest'
  Bazel.execute('run', args, '@pnpm//:pnpm')
  Rake::Task['node:pin'].invoke
end

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-    args = ['--', 'update', '-r', '--dir', Dir.pwd]
-    args.insert(4, '--latest') if arguments[:latest] == 'latest'
+    args = ['--', 'update', '-r']
+    args << '--latest' if arguments[:latest] == 'latest'
+    args += ['--dir', Dir.pwd]

Fix the pnpm update command by constructing arguments progressively to ensure
the --latest flag is placed correctly before the --dir option.

Rakefile [534-540]

 desc 'Update JavaScript dependencies and refresh lockfile (use "latest" to bump ranges)'
 task :update, [:latest] do |_task, arguments|
-  args = ['--', 'update', '-r', '--dir', Dir.pwd]
-  args.insert(4, '--latest') if arguments[:latest] == 'latest'
+  args = ['--', 'update', '-r']
+  args.push('--latest') if arguments[:latest] == 'latest'
+  args.push('--dir', Dir.pwd)
   Bazel.execute('run', args, '@pnpm//:pnpm')
   Rake::Task['node:pin'].invoke
 end

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