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Follow the guide to enable codebase context checks.

Objective: To create a detailed and reliable record of critical system actions for security analysis
and compliance.

Status: Passed

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Objective: Ensure all identifiers clearly express their purpose and intent, making code
self-documenting

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Objective: To prevent the leakage of sensitive system information through error messages while
providing sufficient detail for internal debugging.

Status: Passed

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Objective: To ensure logs are useful for debugging and auditing without exposing sensitive
information like PII, PHI, or cardholder data.

Status: Passed

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Objective: Ensure all data inputs are validated, sanitized, and handled securely to prevent
vulnerabilities

Status: Passed

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Objective: Ensure comprehensive error handling that provides meaningful context and graceful
degradation

Status:
Missing failure context: The newly added orchestration tasks call Bazel.execute/invoke other tasks without explicit
error handling or enriched failure context, so it is unclear if failures will be reported
with actionable details or gracefully handled.

# Ruby and Rust are automatically updated as part of version bumps in a separate step
desc 'Update dependencies for the release'
task :release_update do |_task, _arguments|
  Rake::Task[:update_multitool].invoke
  Rake::Task['java:update'].invoke
  Rake::Task['node:update'].invoke
end

desc 'Update multitool binaries to latest releases'
task :update_multitool do |_task, _arguments|
  puts 'Updating multitool binary versions'
  Bazel.execute('run', [], '//scripts:update_multitool_binaries')
  @git.add('multitool.lock.json')
end

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Stage the pnpm-lock.yaml file in the node:update task. This ensures the lockfile
is committed along with package.json after dependencies are updated.

Rakefile [619]

 @git.add('javascript/selenium-webdriver/package.json')
+@git.add('javascript/selenium-webdriver/pnpm-lock.yaml')

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Invoke the node:update Rake task with the latest parameter. This ensures Node
dependencies are updated to their latest versions, not just within the ranges
specified in package.json.

Rakefile [177-183]

 # Ruby and Rust are automatically updated as part of version bumps in a separate step
 desc 'Update dependencies for the release'
 task :release_update do |_task, _arguments|
   Rake::Task[:update_multitool].invoke
   Rake::Task['java:update'].invoke
-  Rake::Task['node:update'].invoke
+  Rake::Task['node:update'].invoke('latest')
 end

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Rake::Task#invoke only runs a task once per process, so release_update can
become a partial no-op if those tasks were invoked earlier; reenable tasks (or
use execute) before invoking to make the orchestration reliable.

Rakefile [178-183]

 desc 'Update dependencies for the release'
 task :release_update do |_task, _arguments|
+  %i[update_multitool].each { |t| Rake::Task[t].reenable }
+  %w[java:update node:update].each { |t| Rake::Task[t].reenable }
+
   Rake::Task[:update_multitool].invoke
   Rake::Task['java:update'].invoke
   Rake::Task['node:update'].invoke
 end

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