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The pull request refreshes generated build, source, and wheel dependency metadata. It removes litellm from project dependencies and updates the Tekton package prefetch lists.
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Build and source dependency locks .konflux/requirements-build.txt, .konflux/requirements.hashes.source.txt
Build requirements and source package pins were added or updated. The source lock includes google-genai==2.33.0 and updated hashes for changed packages.
Wheel locks and prefetch lists pyproject.toml, .konflux/requirements.hashes.wheel.txt, .tekton/lightspeed-stack-0-8-pull-request.yaml, .tekton/lightspeed-stack-0-8-push.yaml
The project dependency on litellm and several wheel package pins were removed or updated. The Tekton prefetch lists remove and add package entries.
This dependency refresh removes boto3 from the build, but the Bedrock inference provider still imports it. Built images can fail when the provider registry loads. Declare boto3 directly and regenerate the locks before merging. The pinned pydantic-ai version is also below the patched release; the exposure is conditional and no use of the affected tool was found.
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The Bedrock provider imports boto3 and botocore at module scope. The provider registry imports this module unconditionally, and the Bedrock unit tests import it directly. The updated lock files no longer install boto3 or botocore, so these imports can raise ImportError during registry or test collection.
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# Used by authorization resolvers
"jsonpath-ng>=1.6.1,<1.9.0",
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L128: # Fetching attacker-controlled HTML with web_fetch_tool can delay other work in the same process
L129:
L130: This report was submitted with AI assistance
L131:
L132: High
L133:
L134: 【68†dsfaccini】 published GHSA-4whf-38hw-pxxh Oct 21, 2026
L135:
L136: ## Package
L137:
L138: pydantic-ai (【69†pip】)
L139:
L140: ## Affected versions
L141:
L142: >=1.77.0, <1.107.9
L143:
L144: >=2.0.0, <2.59.0
L145: ## Patched versions
L146:
L147: 1.107.9
L148:
L149: 2.59.0
L150:
L151: pydantic-ai-slim (【69†pip】)
L152:
L153: >=1.77.0, <1.107.9
L154:
L155: >=2.0.0, <2.59.0
L156:
L157: 1.107.9
L158:
L159: 2.59.0
L160:
L161: ## Description
L162:
L163: ### Summary
L164:
L165: Fetching attacker-controlled HTML with `web_fetch_tool` can delay other work in the same process or exhaust its memory.
L166: ### Details
L167:
L168: When `web_fetch_tool` converts a page containing many HTML elements, conversion can occupy a worker for an extended period. Concurrent fetches can occupy the shared worker pool and delay unrelated operations. Earlier affected versions performed conversion on the event loop. A page with very large tags can also make conversion use many times the page's size in memory, enough to exhaust the memory available to the process.
L169: This requires an application to use the tool on HTML whose content an attacker can influence. The severity score assumes the worst reasonable deployment: unauthenticated users can prompt an agent that has `web_fetch_tool`, so the attacker chooses the URL.
L170: ### Mitigation
L171:
L172: Upgrade `pydantic-ai` or `pydantic-ai-slim` to v2.59.0 or v1.107.9, or a later release on the same major line. Until you can upgrade, avoid fetching attacker-controlled HTML with `web_fetch_tool`.
L173:
L174: ### Severity
L175:
L176: High
L177:
L178: 7.5
L179:
L180: # CVSS overall score
L181:
L182: This score calculates overall vulnerability severity from 0 to 10 and is based on the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS).
L183:
L184: / 10
L185: #### CVSS v3 base metrics
L186:
L187: Attack vector
L188:
L189: Network
L190:
L191: Attack complexity
L192:
L193: Low
L194:
L195: Privileges required
L196:
L197: None
L198:
L199: User interaction
L200:
L201: None
L202:
L203: Scope
L204:
L205: Unchanged
L206:
L207: Confidentiality
L208:
L209: None
L210:
L211: Integrity
L212:
L213: None
L214:
L215: Availability
L216:
L217: High
L218:
L219: Learn more about base metrics
L220: # CVSS v3 base metrics
L221:
L222: Attack vector: More severe the more the remote (logically and physically) an attacker can be in order to exploit the vulnerability.
L223:
L224: Attack complexity: More severe for the least complex attacks.
L225:
L226: Privileges required: More severe if no privileges are required.
L227:
L228: User interaction: More severe when no user interaction is required.
L229:
L230: Scope: More severe when a scope change occurs, e.g. one vulnerable component impacts resources in components beyond its security scope.
L231: Confidentiality: More severe when loss of data confidentiality is highest, measuring the level of data access available to an unauthorized user.
L232:
L233: Integrity: More severe when loss of data integrity is the highest, measuring the consequence of data modification possible by an unauthorized user.
L234:
L235: Availability: More severe when the loss of impacted component availability is highest.
L236:
L237: CVSS:3.1/AV:N/AC:L/PR:N/UI:N/S:U/C:N/I:N/A:H
L238: ### CVE ID
L239:
L240: No known CVE
L241:
L242: ### Weaknesses
L243:
L244: Weakness CWE-400
L245:
L246: #### 【70†Uncontrolled Resource Consumption】
L247:
L248: The product does not properly control the allocation and maintenance of a limited resource. 【71†Learn more on MITRE.†cwe.mitre.org】
L249:
L250: Weakness CWE-407
L251: #### 【72†Inefficient Algorithmic Complexity】
L252:
L253: An algorithm in a product has an inefficient worst-case computational complexity that may be detrimental to system performance and can be triggered by an attacker, typically using crafted manipulations that ensure that the worst case is being reached. 【73†Learn more on MITRE.†cwe.mitre.org】
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<title>Fetching attacker-controlled HTML with web_fetch_tool can delay other work in the same process · Advisory · pydantic/pydantic-ai · GitHub</title>
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<excerpt>citeturn0search0 [wordlim: 200] Published: last week; Crawled: 5 days ago; dsfaccini published GHSA-4whf-38hw-pxxh Oct 21, 2026 ... ## Affected versions ... The severity score assumes the worst reasonable deployment: unauthenticated users can prompt an agent that has `web_fetch_tool`, so the attacker chooses the URL. ... Upgrade `pydantic-ai` or `pydantic-ai-slim` to v2.59.0 or v1.107.9, or a later release on the same major line.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search1 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 months ago; Crawled: 2 months ago; dsfaccini published GHSA-v2xh-2vp8-57h8 Aug 8, 2026 ... Several remote-content download paths in Pydantic AI buffered the entire HTTP response body into memory before enforcing any size limit. ... You are affected if your application registers the local web-fetch tool (or relies on the `WebFetch` capability's local fallback) and exposes the agent to untrusted prompts, or if it downloads large remote `FileUrl`s influenced by untrusted input. ... Patched versions enforce a default 50 MiB cap on web-fetch and `FileUrl` downloads while streaming; pass `None` to the limit to restore the previous unbounded behavior.
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<excerpt>citeturn0search2 [wordlim: 200] Crawled: today; # Security: pydantic/pydantic-ai ... * Fetching attacker-controlled HTML with web_fetch_tool can delay other work in the same process
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<excerpt>citeturn0search3 [wordlim: 200] Published: 2 months ago; Crawled: 2 weeks ago; ## Pydantic AI: Unbounded memory use when downloading remote content via web_fetch or FileUrl ... Patched versions enforce a default 50 MiB cap on web-fetch and `FileUrl` downloads while streaming; pass `None` to the limit to restore the previous unbounded behavior. ... * GHSA-v2xh-2vp8-57h8 ... * pydantic/pydantic-ai@`e3824a5`
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Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/pydantic/pydantic-ai/security/advisories/GHSA-4whf-38hw-pxxh
Upgrade pydantic-ai and pydantic-ai-slim to 2.59.0 or later.
The pins at lines 35-37 and 41-43 are 2.38.0. The upstream advisory lists >=2.0.0,<2.59.0 as affected and 2.59.0 as patched. The web_fetch_tool denial-of-service issue applies only when the agent registers that tool and can receive attacker-influenced prompts. The repository does not reference that tool in Python, YAML, or TOML files, so this exposure is not present in the code reviewed here. Upgrade the pins anyway, because the hermetic build installs the vulnerable versions.
Regenerate .konflux/requirements.hashes.source.txt and the dependent lock files after changing the pins. The hashes for the new versions must come from the lock tool, not from manual edits.
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Dependency-only update touching 7 files (426 lines) with 3 dependency manifest changes driving the elevated dependency signal, but no protected paths, no security-sensitive files, no CI workflow changes, and a non-first-time human author; overall moderate risk.
Low-risk dependency update PR. All changes are in lockfiles, build requirement hashes, and pyproject.toml with no source code or test modifications. The dependency file count (3) raises a signal, and high 30-day churn on these files reflects routine dependency maintenance. Overall risk is moderate due to dependency file breadth, but mitigated by the mechanical nature of the changes.
[stale-reference]deploy/lightspeed-stack/Containerfile:26 — Stale reference to removed fastuuid in Containerfile comment. The comment says 'cmake and cargo are required by fastuuid, maturin' but fastuuid has been removed as a dependency in this PR. While functionally harmless (cargo is still needed for maturin), the comment is now misleading.
Remediation: Update comment to: # cmake and cargo are required by maturin
[stale-reference]examples/pyproject.ogx.toml:15 — Stale reference to removed litellm in examples/pyproject.ogx.toml. The main pyproject.toml removed litellm and replaced it with boto3+nh3, but this example file still lists "litellm>=1.72.1" as a dependency.
Remediation: Remove the litellm line and add the replacement dependencies (boto3, nh3) if applicable to this example config.
[stale-reference]Makefile:120 — Stale references to removed litellm — the Makefile (line 120), docker-compose.yaml (line 60), and docker-compose-library.yaml (line 62) all still set LITELLM_DROP_PARAMS=true as an environment variable. With litellm removed from the project, this env var has no consumer.
Remediation: Remove the LITELLM_DROP_PARAMS=true lines from Makefile, docker-compose.yaml, and docker-compose-library.yaml.
[stale-reference]README.md:635 — Stale reference to removed litellm in README.md — still lists "litellm>=1.72.1" in a dependency example.
Remediation: Update the README to reflect the current dependencies (boto3, nh3 instead of litellm).
[scope-creep]pyproject.toml:96 — PR title and body claim 'Updated dependencies' and 'Replaced litellm with boto3', but the change also adds nh3 as a new top-level dependency which is not mentioned in the PR description. Additionally, the removal of litellm and addition of boto3 represent a functional dependency swap — not just a version bump — yet the PR body provides no rationale for why litellm is being removed or what boto3 replaces it for.
Remediation: Update the PR description to explain: (1) why litellm is being removed and what boto3 replaces, (2) why nh3 is being added as a new dependency, and (3) note that presidio/spacy transitive dependencies are now pulled in.
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[fail-open]pyproject.toml:96 — The boto3 dependency is added without any version constraint ("boto3"). All other dependencies in this project use version pinning or lower-bound constraints. An unpinned direct dependency allows a future malicious or breaking release of boto3 to be pulled in automatically during a fresh uv sync. While the lock file currently pins boto3==1.43.50, any uv lock --upgrade or lock file regeneration will pull whatever is latest.
Remediation: Add a lower-bound version constraint consistent with the project's conventions, e.g. "boto3>=1.43.50".
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[medium] scope-creep
PR title and body claim Updated dependencies and Replaced litellm with boto3, but the change also adds nh3 as a new top-level dependency not mentioned in the PR description. The removal of litellm and addition of boto3 represent a functional dependency swap, yet the PR body provides no rationale.
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The boto3 dependency is added without any version constraint. All other dependencies use version pinning or lower-bound constraints. An unpinned direct dependency allows a future breaking release to be pulled in during uv lock --upgrade.
Suggested fix: Add a lower-bound version constraint consistent with the projects conventions, e.g. boto3>=1.43.50.
PR:#3057 by snuryyeva — replaced litellm with boto3, added nh3, updated package versions across 7 files (203+/223−). Merged by tisnik on 2026-10-29.
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Review agent posted risk assessment (moderate 2/5) and 5 medium + 1 low findings (stale litellm/fastuuid refs, scope-creep, missing version pin)
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snuryyeva commented "LGTM"
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PR merged — CHANGES_REQUESTED still active, no findings addressed
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Review agent identified real, valid issues that remain unfixed. All 5 medium-severity stale-reference findings are confirmed present on main post-merge: litellm refs in README, Makefile, Containerfile comment, docker-compose files, example config; fastuuid comment in Containerfile. boto3 remains unpinned. These are not false positives.
Human approved before agent findings were available. tisnik approved at 14:03, but the review agent's full findings weren't posted until 14:16 (13 minutes later). The agent's status comment at 13:58 showed "✅ Success" (meaning the run succeeded, not that the review passed), which may have been misread as a clean review. This timing gap is evidence supporting fullsend-ai/fullsend#2619 (review status should not finalize until post-script completes).
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Two proposals target lightspeed-core/lightspeed-stack for the stale references left on main and a guidance improvement to prevent recurrence.
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