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version: "3.8" declaration
AGENTS.md mandates that all Docker Compose files in this repository MUST start with version: "3.8". The PR removed this line entirely.
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| image: langflowai/langflow:v1.1.1 | ||
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The image was changed from a pinned version (v1.1.1) to latest. This violates the AGENTS.md security guideline which states Docker images must be pinned to specific versions to avoid supply chain attacks. Using latest also means deployments are non-reproducible and can break unexpectedly when upstream publishes a breaking change.
Please pin to a specific release (use the actual latest stable release version):
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pull_policy: always causes unnecessary overhead
pull_policy: always forces Docker to check for a newer image on every container start. Combined with the latest tag, this means each restart may silently upgrade to an untested version. This policy is inappropriate for a stable template; it should be removed (the default behavior is sufficient).
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ports must be replaced with expose
AGENTS.md explicitly states: "NEVER include: ports (use expose only)". Dokploy handles network isolation and routing externally — publishing ports directly from a compose file is not the expected pattern for this template repository.
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LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORD is set to the literal string changepassword. This is a hardcoded default password that end users may forget to change, creating a security risk on every deployment.
AGENTS.md states: "NEVER hardcode secrets in templates — use Dokploy's variable system with helpers."
These values should be exposed as template variables in template.toml and reference Dokploy helpers (e.g. ${password:16} and ${email}).
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| - LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER=email@domain.com | ||
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LANGFLOW_SECRET_KEY is set to a static, hardcoded value that is now publicly visible in this repository. Every deployment using this template will share the same cryptographic secret, making tokens trivially forgeable by anyone who reads this file.
AGENTS.md states: "NEVER hardcode secrets in templates — use Dokploy's variable system with helpers." Use the ${base64:32} helper in template.toml and reference it as a template variable in the compose file, the same way DB_PASSWORD is handled.
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Related Documentation 1 document(s) may need updating based on files changed in this PR: Dokploy's Space copilot-instructions
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This PR updates the Langflow blueprint's
docker-compose.ymlwith several improvements — adding healthchecks for Postgres, better environment variable configuration, and cleaner volume naming — but introduces a number of violations of the repository's AGENTS.md conventions that must be fixed before merging.Key issues found:
LANGFLOW_SECRET_KEYis set to a static value committed in a public repo. Every deployment shares the same cryptographic secret; it must be replaced with the${base64:32}Dokploy helper.LANGFLOW_SUPERUSER_PASSWORDuses a plain-text default that will be used as-is unless users manually intervene. Should use the${password:16}helper via the template variable system.version: "3.8": AGENTS.md mandates this declaration; it was removed entirely.portsinstead ofexpose: AGENTS.md explicitly forbidsportsin compose files;exposemust be used instead.latestimage: Pinning to a specific version is required to ensure reproducible and supply-chain-safe deployments.pull_policy: always: Combined withlatest, this causes silent uncontrolled upgrades on every container restart.Confidence Score: 1/5
Not safe to merge — contains a publicly exposed cryptographic secret and multiple AGENTS.md convention violations.
The hardcoded LANGFLOW_SECRET_KEY committed to a public repository is a P0 security issue that alone blocks merging. On top of that, there are four P1 violations of mandatory AGENTS.md conventions (missing version, ports vs expose, unpinned image, hardcoded password). All of these need to be resolved before the template is suitable for public use.
blueprints/langflow/docker-compose.yml requires significant rework; blueprints/langflow/template.toml also needs updating to expose the new credentials as auto-generated variables.
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portsinstead ofexpose, and pins to thelatesttag — all violating AGENTS.md conventions.Reviews (1): Last reviewed commit: "Update docker-compose.yml" | Re-trigger Greptile
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