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upbound/configuration-aws-database #56

Change Summary

• Updated Git submodule URL from upbound/build to crossplane/build.git
• Upgraded tool versions: UP (0.34.0 → 0.35.0), Crossplane CLI (1.17.1 → 1.18.0), Crossplane (1.17.1-up.1 → 1.18.0-up.1), and Uptest (1.1.2 → 1.2.0)

Potential Vulnerabilities

• File: .gitmodules:4
• Code: url = https://github.com/crossplane/build.git
• Explanation: Changing the submodule source repository could introduce security risks if the new repository is not properly vetted or maintained. The crossplane organization is reputable, but this change should be verified to ensure it's an intentional organizational decision.

Code Smells

No code smells identified in this change set. The modifications are straightforward version updates and a submodule URL change.

Debug Logs

No debug logs found in this change set.

Unintended Consequences

1. Submodule Change:

   • File: .gitmodules:4
   • Code: url = https://github.com/crossplane/build.git
   • Explanation: Switching from upbound/build to crossplane/build.git could break existing build processes or introduce incompatibilities if the repositories have diverged significantly.

2. Version Updates:

   • File: Makefile:120-123
   • Code:

UP_VERSION = v0.35.0
CROSSPLANE_CLI_VERSION = v1.18.0
CROSSPLANE_VERSION = v1.18.0-up.1
UPTEST_VERSION = v1.2.0

• Explanation: Multiple version updates at once could introduce compatibility issues. Particularly concerning is the synchronization between Crossplane CLI and Crossplane versions, which should be thoroughly tested together.

Risk Score: 6

The risk score is elevated due to the combination of changing the fundamental build submodule source and updating multiple core dependency versions simultaneously. While the changes appear intentional and structured, they represent significant modifications to critical infrastructure components that could affect the entire build and deployment pipeline.

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