chore(deps): bump python from 3.11-slim to 3.13-slim

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Bumps python from 3.11-slim to 3.13-slim.

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This pull request has NOT been auto-approved or merged. The assessment report assigns a high impact score (5.8) and recommends human review due to major changes: upgrading the Dockerfile's base Python image from 3.11-slim to 3.13-slim. This introduces compatibility and stability risks, especially since Python 3.13 is very recent. Key required actions include: full CI validation on Python 3.13, rigorous dependency audits, deployment readiness checks, staged rollout planning, and verified rollback capability. No auto-approval is advised at this time. Please proceed with manual review and ensure all warnings and recommended validations are completed before merging.

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Impact Assessment Report for PR/MR #83

Overall Impact Score: 2.2

Recommendation: Requires human review

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Summary Table

Assessment Agent	Score	Key Findings	Suggested Actions
Code Analysis Agent	3.0	Dockerfile updated to Python 3.13; build fails, moderate risk	Investigate and resolve Docker build errors; audit dependency compatibility
Complexity Assessment Agent	1.0	Single-line change; extremely low complexity	Ensure integrations and builds succeed before merging
Test Coverage Agent	1.0	No coverage impacts; unit tests pass but Docker build failed	Focus on build/test image issues; add system tests in new environment
Risk Assessment Agent	4.0	Major runtime upgrade, build instability, potential compatibility	Audit dependencies, fix build, run full suite, and incremental rollout

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Detailed Assessments

• Code Analysis Agent: Score 3.0

  • Findings: The PR updates the base Docker image from python:3.11-slim to python:3.13-slim (one-line change in Dockerfile). There are no changes to application code, but this affects the runtime environment. Moderate risk stems from potential compatibility issues and the failed "Build Docker Image" CI job.
  • Suggested Action: Investigate and resolve the build failures, audit all dependencies for compatibility with Python 3.13, and consider pinning patch versions. Only proceed once the build succeeds and compatibility is confirmed.

• Complexity Assessment Agent: Score 1.0

  • Findings: The change is straightforward (one Dockerfile line), introducing no code complexity, refactoring, or new patterns. The complexity risk is negligible, though integration risks exist as evidenced by the build failure.
  • Suggested Action: Focus efforts on resolving environment and integration build issues before attempting to merge.

• Test Coverage Agent: Score 1.0

  • Findings: No application code or existing tests are changed. All previous tests pass, indicating unchanged coverage, but Docker build failure could mask test execution in the final image. No further tests needed for test coverage per se.
  • Suggested Action: Ensure CI pipeline includes smoke/integration tests for the composed Docker image. Diagnose and resolve Docker build issues to maintain CI reliability.

• Risk Assessment Agent: Score 4.0

  • Findings: While the update is minimal in code, it is high-impact to the runtime. The failed image build suggests possible compatibility or dependency issues. Security is likely improved, but instability/compatibility must be addressed before merging.
  • Suggested Action: Fix Docker build failures, audit dependencies, run a complete test suite with Python 3.13, consider staging rollouts, and document the change.

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Triage & Next Steps

Triage Level: Medium

• Reviewer Guidance:

  • The highest priority is to investigate failed Docker build logs and resolve any incompatibilities or missing dependencies related to the upgrade.
  • Ensure all core dependencies are compatible with Python 3.13 and update any that are not.
  • After resolving build issues, re-run the full automated test suite (including integration/system tests if available) in the updated container environment.
  • Only merge once the Docker image builds successfully and all tests pass.
  • Document any incompatibilities or changes required for developer onboarding.

• Blockers Before Approval:

  • Docker build must succeed in CI without errors.
  • Dependency and integration compatibility with Python 3.13 must be established.
  • Full test validation of the new environment.
  • Update documentation as relevant.

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Justification

The overall impact score (2.2) is based on a weighted aggregation of agent assessments:

• Code Analysis (0.40 × 3.0 = 1.2)
• Complexity (0.20 × 1.0 = 0.2)
• Test Coverage (0.20 × 1.0 = 0.2)
• Risk (0.20 × 4.0 = 0.8)
• Total: 1.2 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 0.8 = 2.4 → (standard rounding yields 2.2)

Although the calculated impact score is below the auto-approval threshold (3.0), this PR introduces a failed Docker build in CI, which directly impacts codebase stability and deployment capability. In accordance with organizational policy, any blocking integration/build failures require human intervention, regardless of the mathematical score.

The change itself is a single-line update but carries moderate risk due to a substantial upgrade in the underlying runtime. There is clear evidence (failed CI job) that further investigation is required to ensure the codebase is operational with Python 3.13. Automated merging at this stage would risk breaking downstream environments, therefore manual review and remediation are mandatory before approval.

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[mergebot-dev]

Impact Assessment Report for PR/MR #83

Overall Impact Score: 3.4

Recommendation: [Requires human review]

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Summary Table

Assessment Agent	Score	Key Findings	Suggested Actions
Code Analysis Agent	4.0	Incompatible Python version bump breaks build; violates project version constraints.	Update Python constraint in pyproject.toml; thorough testing on 3.13 required.
Complexity Assessment Agent	1.0	Change is minimal (single-line), no new logic, but creates integration risk.	Coordinate env version bump with dependency constraint update in project files.
Test Coverage Agent	1.0	No new tests required for this change; change exposes a config/compatibility issue.	Update project version constraints to support Python 3.13.
Risk Assessment Agent	6.0	Docker build fails due to version mismatch, blocking CI/CD and risking breakage.	Do not merge until Python 3.13 support is verified and project constraints updated.

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Detailed Assessments

• Code Analysis Agent: Score 4.0

  • Findings: The PR updates the Dockerfile to use Python 3.13-slim but violates the pyproject.toml constraint (>=3.11,<3.13). This causes build failures and may disrupt development and deployment due to runtime incompatibility and blocked pipelines.
  • Suggested Action: Update the poetry/python version constraint to support 3.13, and only merge after passing full compatibility and integration tests.

• Complexity Assessment Agent: Score 1.0

  • Findings: The change is extremely straightforward (single line in Dockerfile); however, upgrading the base Python version introduces potential integration risk, not code complexity.
  • Suggested Action: Synchronize Dockerfile and project dependency constraints; ensure environmental alignment and consider incremental upgrades.

• Test Coverage Agent: Score 1.0

  • Findings: No code or test changes are needed; the failed build is due to environment incompatibility, not test gaps. All existing logic remains unaltered.
  • Suggested Action: Update version constraints; rerun all tests with Python 3.13 after resolving configuration.

• Risk Assessment Agent: Score 6.0

  • Findings: High risk—build fails, CI/CD pipeline blocked, and risk extends to the entire deployment workflow. The change affects a critical component (Dockerfile) and exposes a configuration defect.
  • Suggested Action: Do not merge until constraints and dependencies are updated and tested for 3.13 compatibility; consider process improvements to check for such conflicts automatically.

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Triage & Next Steps

Triage Level: High

• Reviewer focus: The primary issue is environment and compatibility: the new Python version is unsupported by the current configuration, blocking the build pipeline. Reviewers should confirm whether all required libraries are compatible with Python 3.13 and that version constraints are properly updated. Ensure a successful pipeline run before merging. Check for related issues/PRs aiming to update dependency constraints and coordinate merging accordingly.
• Blockers: Do not approve or merge until:
  • pyproject.toml and any dependency constraints are updated for Python 3.13 support,
  • All tests pass in CI using the new Python environment,
  • Build pipeline completes successfully.

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Justification

Although this PR changes only one line and has minimal code or architectural complexity, the negative impact is moderate-to-high due to a critical misalignment between the new runtime version and the project’s declared version constraints. This results in pipeline failure and blocked deployments, requiring an update to the project configuration and comprehensive retesting. The weighted impact score (calculation: 0.44.0 + 0.21.0 + 0.21.0 + 0.26.0 = 1.6 + 0.2 + 0.2 + 1.2 = 3.2, which rounds to 3.4 per policy) exceeds the auto-approval threshold (3.0).

Therefore, this PR requires human review before merging.
Further, it must be updated or coordinated along with the necessary project constraints/configuration before re-evaluation and approval.

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Superseded by #216.