fix: resolve 8 security vulnerabilities via npm audit fix#239
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fix: resolve 8 security vulnerabilities via npm audit fix#239
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Fix critical/high/moderate CVEs in transitive dependencies: - handlebars (critical) - prototype pollution - vite (high) - path traversal, fs.deny bypass, arbitrary file read - lodash (high) - prototype pollution - flatted, picomatch, brace-expansion (high/moderate) - yaml (moderate) - stack overflow via deeply nested YAML All 252 tests pass after the fix.
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npm audit fixto resolve 8 security vulnerabilities found in transitive dependencies.Vulnerabilities Fixed
.maphandling (GHSA-4w7w-66w2-5vf9)server.fs.denybypass (GHSA-v2wj-q39q-566r)Why
Running
npm auditonmaincurrently reports 8 vulnerabilities (1 critical, 4 high, 3 moderate). These are all in the dev/build toolchain (vitest, vite, yaml) — no production runtime exposure — but they should still be resolved to keep the supply chain clean and pass security scanners.How
npm audit fixresolves the dependency tree to safe versions. The main change is pinning vitest to4.0.18(from4.1.5), which bundles a safe version of vite.Tested
npm audit→ 0 vulnerabilities ✅npm test→ 252 tests pass ✅