v1.7.2

What has changed

Update Node.js to v16 and update frontend dependencies #519
The last build was failing in production since somehow Node.js 18 got installed which included breaking changes. As Node.js 14 (which we used so far) is not maintained anymore, with this release, we switch to Node.js 16 and upgrade some frontend dependencies along the way. The respective Dockerfiles were cleaned up and we now use corepack, a Node.js binary to install yarn. We also don't use the deprecated apt-key anymore to add gpg keys of external apt repos. Instead, the PostgreSQL wiki got updated and we could use the new method presented there, however, instead, we base the docker image on ruby:3.1.4-bullseye which has postgres related tooling built-in (i.e. we don't have to include external apt repositories anymore).

Full Changelog: v1.7.1...v1.7.2

In the future

Node.js 16 is only maintained until the end of September 2023, so we should upgrade to Node.js 18 or even higher by that time.