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This PR contains the following updates:

Package Type Update Change
base64 workspace.dependencies minor 0.22.10.23.0

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marshallpierce/rust-base64 (base64)

v0.23.1

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  • Make the tests build again on non-SIMD architectures

v0.23.0

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  • Added more consts for preconfigured configs and engines
  • Make DecodeError::InvalidLastSymbol more clear by including the decoded value
  • Added SIMD-accelerated engines behind the default-on simd-unsafe feature: Simd picks the best
    instruction set at runtime (AVX2 on x86_64, NEON on aarch64) and falls back to the scalar
    GeneralPurpose engine, while Avx2 and Neon target one instruction set with no runtime
    detection and work in no_std. The engines support the standard and URL-safe alphabets.
  • Update MSRV to 1.71.0
  • Add support for custom padding symbols

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Review: chore(deps): update rust crate base64 to 0.23.0

Overview

Routine Renovate-generated dependency bump. Only Cargo.toml and Cargo.lock are touched — no source files changed. The workspace's direct base64 dependency moves from 0.22.10.23.0.

Code quality / correctness

  • Direct usages of base64 in this repo (scotty/src/oauth/device_flow.rs, scotty/src/api/rest/handlers/apps/create.rs, scottyctl/src/commands/apps/management.rs) only use base64::prelude::*, BASE64_STANDARD, and engine::general_purpose — all stable, unchanged APIs per the 0.23.0 release notes. No source changes were needed, which matches what's in the diff.
  • Workspace MSRV is pinned to 1.86 (Cargo.toml:8), comfortably above base64's new 1.71.0 MSRV requirement, so no toolchain conflict.

Potential issues

  • Duplicate base64 versions in the lockfile: only scotty and scottyctl (the two workspace crates using base64 directly) moved to 0.23.0; transitive dependents (axum-extra, bcrypt, bollard, reqwest, oauth2, rust-embed, wiremock, etc.) are still pinned to base64 0.22.1. This is expected/unavoidable for a Renovate-only bump but does mean two copies of the crate are compiled — minor build-time/binary-size cost until those transitive deps also update upstream. Not blocking.
  • New default-on SIMD feature: 0.23.0 introduces SIMD-accelerated engines (AVX2/NEON) behind a simd-unsafe feature that's on by default per the release notes. That pulls in additional unsafe code paths transitively. Worth a quick check on whether the project has a policy against enabling unsafe-implying features by default — if so, consider base64 = { version = "0.23.0", default-features = false, features = [...] }. Otherwise this is likely fine, since it comes from a well-maintained, widely-used crate.
  • Unrelated transitive bumps riding along: the lockfile diff also bumps windows-sys (0.52.00.59.0/0.61.1), socket2 (0.5.100.6.3), and getrandom (0.3.10.4.1). These look like side effects of lockfile regeneration rather than something caused by the base64 bump itself. Worth confirming CI is green given these are Windows-syscall/socket-level crates, even though none of this is Windows-relevant for scotty's typical Linux deployment target.

Test coverage

No test changes needed/expected for a pure dependency bump. Recommend relying on CI (build + existing test suite) rather than adding new tests here.

Security

No CVE or security fix called out in the linked release notes; this is a routine feature/maintenance release. No concerns from a security standpoint.

Recommendation

Safe to merge once CI is green. No source changes required and no compatibility issues found in current usage patterns.

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This is an automated Renovate dependency bump: base64 0.22.10.23.0 (only Cargo.toml + Cargo.lock touched, no source changes).

Compatibility check: I grepped the codebase for base64 usage:

  • scotty/src/api/rest/handlers/apps/create.rsbase64::prelude::*
  • scotty/src/oauth/device_flow.rsbase64::{engine::general_purpose, Engine as _}
  • scotty-core/src/apps/file_list.rsbase64::prelude::*, base64::DecodeError

All of these APIs are stable across the 0.22 → 0.23 bump. The one behavioral change in the release notes (DecodeError::InvalidLastSymbol now carries the decoded value) doesn't affect this repo since no code pattern-matches on that variant's fields.

Lockfile diff: Several transitive dependencies (base64 itself remains dual-versioned at 0.22.1/0.23.1 since some deps like axum, bollard, reqwest, oauth2 still pin 0.22.1), plus some unrelated windows-sys/socket2/getrandom transitive bumps pulled in by the lockfile resolution. These are expected side effects of cargo update and not something this PR controls.

Code quality / bugs / security / tests: N/A — no application code changed. base64 is a widely-used, well-audited crate; this is a minor version bump with no reported security advisories driving it, just a routine update (SIMD-accelerated engines added behind a default-on simd-unsafe feature — worth being aware this pulls in cpufeatures/SIMD codegen, but not a concern for a server/CLI app like this).

Verdict: Safe to merge pending CI (build + cargo test) passing. No manual review of application logic needed.

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