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4.13.6#

This section contains the release notes for MSR 4.13.6, including enhancements, component versions, known issues, and resolved Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).

Enhancements#

  • Migrated the internal cache service from Redis to Valkey, a BSD-licensed, drop-in-compatible fork maintained by the Linux Foundation.
  • Updated the following components:
    • Golang to 1.25.11
    • Immutable.js to 3.8.3

Component Versions#

Component Version
Harbor 2.13.2
Golang 1.25.11
Distribution v2.8.3-35-g493dca9a
PostgreSQL 18.3
Valkey 9.0.3
Trivy scanner 0.70.0
Trivy adapter 0.35.1
NGINX 1.30.0

Known Issues#

This section describes the MSR 4.13.6 known issues with available workarounds, along with current product limitations.

Helm Upgrade with --reuse-values Fails#

Upgrading MSR with Helm using the --reuse-values flag fails with the following error:

Error: UPGRADE FAILED: template:
msr/templates/migration/migration-svc.yaml:1:14: executing
"msr/templates/migration/migration-svc.yaml" at
<.Values.migration.enabled>: nil pointer evaluating interface {}.enabled

This issue occurs because releases before 4.13.6 do not include a migration values key. When --reuse-values carries forward a configuration that has no migration key, the chart template dereferences the missing key without a nil check, and the upgrade fails before any cluster changes are made.

This issue does not affect new MSR installations, because a new installation does not reuse prior Helm values.

Workaround:

Use --reset-then-reuse-values instead of --reuse-values when upgrading to MSR 4.13.6 or later:

helm upgrade msr4 oci://<registry>/msr --version 4.13.6 \
  --reset-then-reuse-values \
  --set redis.external.addr=<new-address> \
  --set redis.external.existingSecret=<secret>

Configuration Audit Log Written to Audit Log on Configuration Change#

Severity: Medium

MSR writes the configuration payload (ldap_search_password and oidc_client_secret) to the audit log when the configuration changes.

As a workaround, disable audit logging in the MSR system settings.

Security Information#

The following table summarizes the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) that MSR 4.13.6 resolves in the MSR images. The severity ratings come from the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) and reflect the NVD data as of November 6, 2026.

Severity CVEs
Critical 13
High 38
Medium 38
Low 7
Total 96

Note

MSR enables you to download the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) of any MSR 4.13.6 image to confirm the resolved CVEs by scanning its packages with your own security tools. For details, see Retrieving SBOMs for MSR Images.