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Owner-requested fleet security sweep: every pinned Node moves to 26.12.1 (nodejs.org security release, 2026-10-21).

File	Old	New
.deploy/api/Dockerfile (dependencies, development, build, production stages)	node:24-alpine3.23	node:26.12.1-alpine3.23
.deploy/api/Dockerfile (build stage)	Yarn from the base image	RUN npm install yarn -g --force before yarn build:prod

Node 26 notes

• node:26 images no longer bundle Yarn. The dependencies stage already installs Yarn classic, but globals do not carry across stages, so the build stage (which runs yarn build:prod) now installs it too — the idiom the website CMS images use on node:26.
• The production stage only runs npm/pm2 and node main.js, so it needs no Yarn.
• engines.node (>=20.0.0) is a lower bound and stays; @types/node is ^25.0.9 and stays.
• Not changed: serverless.yml runtime: nodejs12.x is an AWS Lambda runtime id; Lambda offers no nodejs26.x runtime, so there is nothing valid to move it to.

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  • Updated the underlying Node.js version used across the application’s container build stages and added Yarn to the build environment. These are behind-the-scenes platform changes; no direct changes to the app’s features or user experience are included in this update.

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The API Dockerfile now uses Node.js 26.12.1 Alpine in all four stages. The build stage installs Yarn globally before running the production build.

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Layer / File(s)	Summary
Node image and build setup .deploy/api/Dockerfile	All four stages now use node:26.12.1-alpine3.23. The build stage installs Yarn globally before the production build.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~8 minutes

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Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to c9c37

The build remains low risk, but pinning Yarn will preserve reproducible dependency installation.

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Title check		The title names the main change: moving the pinned Node version to 26.12.1 as a security release. It uses the conventional commit form and matches the Dockerfile updates in the summary and objectives.…
Description check		The description states the purpose (a fleet security sweep moving pinned Node to 26.12.1) and gives a file-by-file table of the Dockerfile changes. It also explains the Yarn installation in the build …
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Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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The title names the main change: moving the pinned Node version to 26.12.1 as a security release. It uses the conventional commit form and matches the Dockerfile updates in the summary and objectives. It is 52 characters, which is concise enough.

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The description states the purpose (a fleet security sweep moving pinned Node to 26.12.1) and gives a file-by-file table of the Dockerfile changes. It also explains the Yarn installation in the build stage and why serverless.yml and engines.node are unchanged. This matches the raw summary and PR objectives.

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AI-review check before merge (homelab NN #18):

• CodeRabbit (reviewed c9c37f1): 1 minor finding — pin Yarn to the packageManager version. Fixed in 7d37fec (both installs now yarn@1.22.22); replied and resolved the thread; CodeRabbit confirmed in-thread that the fix addresses it. CodeRabbit's hourly allowance is used up, so I reviewed the follow-up diff myself: 3 lines in .deploy/api/Dockerfile (two npm install yarn@1.22.22 -g --force, one comment). Nothing else to fix.
• Greptile: 5/5, no findings (reviewed c9c37f1; 7d37fec only pins the Yarn version).
• DeepScan, Snyk Open Source, Cspell, GitGuardian, CLA: pass.
• Analyze (javascript) (legacy codeql-analysis.yml) is red, and was already red on develop before this PR: https://github.com/ever-co/ever-api-starter-kit/actions/runs/29686510685. The default CodeQL setup (Analyze (javascript-typescript), Analyze (actions)) is green.

Merging with a merge commit; the develop push builds the API image on node:26.12.1, which I will watch.