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chore: update GitHub Actions Runner to 2.332.0#1116

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feature/update-runner-2.332.0

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Summary

Bumps GitHub Actions Runner from 2.331.02.332.0 across all runner variants.

Changes

  • docker/Dockerfile — ARG RUNNER_VERSION updated (both builder and runtime stages)
  • docker/Dockerfile.chrome — ARG RUNNER_VERSION updated
  • docker/Dockerfile.chrome-go — ARG RUNNER_VERSION updated
  • docs/VERSION_OVERVIEW.md — Version and download URL updated

Type of Change

  • 🔧 Configuration change

Closes #1114

Bump ARG RUNNER_VERSION from 2.331.0 to 2.332.0 in all three
Dockerfiles (standard, chrome, chrome-go) and update the version
reference in docs/VERSION_OVERVIEW.md.

Closes #1114
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This pull request updates the GitHub Actions Runner to its latest stable version, 2.332.0, across all relevant Docker images and documentation. This ensures that the continuous integration and deployment pipelines utilize the most current runner, benefiting from the latest features, performance improvements, and security patches.

Highlights

  • GitHub Actions Runner Version Bump: The GitHub Actions Runner has been updated from version 2.331.0 to 2.332.0.
  • Dockerfile Updates: All Dockerfile variants (docker/Dockerfile, docker/Dockerfile.chrome, docker/Dockerfile.chrome-go) have had their RUNNER_VERSION ARG updated to reflect the new runner version.
  • Documentation Sync: The docs/VERSION_OVERVIEW.md file has been updated to document the new GitHub Actions Runner version and its corresponding download URL.

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  • docker/Dockerfile
    • Updated the RUNNER_VERSION argument from 2.331.0 to 2.332.0 in both the builder and runtime stages.
  • docker/Dockerfile.chrome
    • Updated the RUNNER_VERSION argument from 2.331.0 to 2.332.0.
  • docker/Dockerfile.chrome-go
    • Updated the RUNNER_VERSION argument from 2.331.0 to 2.332.0.
  • docs/VERSION_OVERVIEW.md
    • Updated the listed GitHub Actions Runner version and its download URL to 2.332.0.
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Code Review

This pull request correctly updates the GitHub Actions Runner version to 2.332.0 in the specified Dockerfiles and documentation. The changes themselves are accurate.

However, the update appears to be incomplete. The default RUNNER_VERSION is still hardcoded to the old version (2.331.0) in the build scripts. This could lead to inconsistencies or accidental builds using the outdated runner version if the scripts are run without explicitly overriding the version.

To ensure consistency across the project, please update the default RUNNER_VERSION in the following files:

  • scripts/build.sh
  • scripts/build-chrome.sh

Addressing this will make the update complete and the build process more reliable.

# --- ARGUMENTS FOR RUNTIME ---
ARG TARGETARCH
ARG RUNNER_VERSION="2.331.0"
ARG RUNNER_VERSION="2.332.0"

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This RUNNER_VERSION argument is defined here and also in the builder stage on line 12. Several other arguments are also duplicated between stages. To improve maintainability and avoid having to update versions in multiple places, consider declaring these arguments with their default values once at the top of the Dockerfile (before the first FROM statement). Then, within each build stage, you can simply use ARG <name> to inherit the globally defined value.

@GrammaTonic GrammaTonic merged commit 72d56aa into develop Mar 1, 2026
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@GrammaTonic GrammaTonic deleted the feature/update-runner-2.332.0 branch March 1, 2026 20:11
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