chore(deps): update mccutchen/go-httpbin docker tag from v2.15.0 to v2.16.0 (docker-compose.override.unit_tests_cicd.yml)

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
mccutchen/go-httpbin	minor	v2.15.0 -> v2.16.0

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Release Notes

mccutchen/go-httpbin (mccutchen/go-httpbin)

v2.16.0

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What's Changed

• feat: add /env endpoint to allow exposing operator-controlled info from the server by @​mloskot in https://github.com/mccutchen/go-httpbin/pull/189

New Contributors

• @​mloskot made their first contribution in https://github.com/mccutchen/go-httpbin/pull/189

Full Changelog: mccutchen/go-httpbin@v2.15.0...v2.16.0

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DryRun Security Summary

The code changes involve updating Docker Compose configuration files for development and unit testing environments, focusing on image version updates for the "webhook.endpoint" service and other services, with an emphasis on reviewing potential security implications and maintaining proper configuration practices.

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Summary:

The provided code changes are updates to the Docker Compose configuration files used for the development and unit testing environments of the application. The key changes include updating the image versions for the "webhook.endpoint" service, as well as some modifications to the configuration of other services, such as the database, Celery broker, and unused services.

From an application security perspective, the following points are worth noting:

1. Image Version Updates: The updates to the image versions for the "webhook.endpoint" service should be reviewed to ensure that the newer versions do not introduce any known security vulnerabilities. Staying up-to-date with dependencies is a good security practice, but it's important to thoroughly test the changes before deploying them to production.

2. Image Integrity: The use of SHA256 digests for the image versions helps ensure the integrity of the downloaded images, which is a good security practice.

3. Environment Configuration: The configuration of the development and unit testing environments, including the database, Celery broker, and unused services, should be reviewed to ensure that there are no unnecessary security risks, such as exposing sensitive information or allowing insecure configurations.

4. Environment Variable Management: The use of environment variables, such as those for the database and admin credentials, should be carefully managed and secured to prevent the exposure of sensitive information.

Files Changed:

1. docker-compose.override.dev.yml: This file contains the configuration for the development environment, including the "webhook.endpoint" service update and the configurations for other services. The changes should be reviewed for any potential security implications.

2. docker-compose.override.unit_tests_cicd.yml: This file contains the configuration for the unit test environment in a CI/CD pipeline. The key changes include the "webhook.endpoint" service update and the skipping of several services. The configuration should be reviewed to ensure that the unit test environment is properly secured and does not introduce any security risks.

3. docker-compose.override.unit_tests.yml: This file also contains the configuration for the unit test environment. The key change is the update to the "webhook.endpoint" service image version, which should be reviewed for any potential security implications.

Overall, the code changes appear to be routine updates to the development and unit testing environments, but it's important to review them carefully to ensure that no new security vulnerabilities or risks are introduced, especially before deploying to a production environment.

Code Analysis

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