Two refinements found by running the scan across all 14 recipes of the 2026-08-07 run: 1. A repo with no advisory feed returns HTTP 404 on /security-advisories (e.g. the pgautoupgrade sidecar image). That is a BENIGN ABSENCE, not a failed check. Likewise registry entries that are TEMPLATE urls for humans (…/changelog/v<VERSION>/, …/<vX.Y.Z>/…) are documentation, not fetchable. Counting either as a failure pushed most recipes to '?', which would make the unknown-vs-clean distinction meaningless again — the exact signal the ? exists to preserve. Both are now recorded in sources_benign; only genuine errors (rate limit, network, 5xx, wrong URL) land in sources_failed. 2. upstream/*.md pointed at github.com/pgautoupgrade/pgautoupgrade, which 404s — the repo is pgautoupgrade/docker-pgautoupgrade. Corrected in n8n, lasuite-docs, lasuite-drive, lasuite-meet. A 404ing registry URL means we were not scanning a source we believed we were. Effect on the 2026-08-07 data: recipes with genuine failed sources 5 -> 3 (the remainder are really unreachable vendor pages). CVE counts unchanged where they were already sound: discourse 130, gitea 2, plausible 1.
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Upstream sources — lasuite-drive
Standing notes
- lasuite/drive-frontend and lasuite/drive-backend share the same version tag (drive monorepo).
- minio and onlyoffice tags use non-semver formats; abra cannot auto-detect upgrades for them.
- collabora/code uses a 5-part version scheme; abra cannot auto-detect upgrades for it.
- minio: Docker Hub
minio/miniolatestis frozen atRELEASE.2025-09-07T16-13-09Z(theRELEASE.2025-10-15T17-29-55ZGitHub security release is NOT on Docker Hubminio/minio). Newer minio releases moved to the AIStor product line (quay.io/minio/aistor/minio). A future minio bump requires a registry+product switch — operator decision, not a routine tag bump. - nginx 1.31.x (1.31.0, 1.31.1) contains multiple security CVE fixes; upgrade is recommended.
- nginx 1.31.0 breaking change: HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 requests with Connection/Proxy-Connection/Keep-Alive/Transfer-Encoding/Upgrade headers are now rejected (affects proxied HTTP/2 backends).