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Pull request overview
This PR resolves all 14 npm security vulnerabilities by applying automated fixes and strategic dependency overrides, bringing the project to zero known vulnerabilities.
Changes:
- Applied
npm audit fixto update direct dependencies (diff, tar, undici via @azure/functions, next.js) - Added npm overrides for transitive Prisma dev dependencies (hono ^4.11.7, lodash ^4.17.23)
- Fixed lint:security script to remove reference to non-existent .eslintrc.json file
- Updated vulnerability tracking documentation to reflect zero vulnerabilities status
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Copilot reviewed 4 out of 5 changed files in this pull request and generated 1 comment.
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| package.json | Added npm overrides for hono and lodash; fixed lint:security script to match lint script |
| package-lock.json | Updated dependency versions: diff (4.0.2→4.0.4), tar (6.2.1→7.5.7), next.js (16.1.4→16.1.6), @azure/functions (4.10.0→4.11.0, removed undici), hono (4.11.4→4.11.7), lodash (4.17.21→4.17.23); removed outdated nested dependencies |
| VULNERABILITY_ASSESSMENT.md | Updated to document zero vulnerabilities status, listed all 8 vulnerability types resolved, added security verification commands and monitoring procedures |
| SECURITY.md | Added security posture section confirming zero vulnerabilities, updated last review date and next review date |
| .npm-audit-known-issues.json | Cleared all tracked advisories and updated metadata to reflect zero vulnerabilities status |
| "status": "No known vulnerabilities", | ||
| "notes": [ | ||
| "All security vulnerabilities have been resolved as of 2026-01-28", | ||
| "Fixed using npm overrides for transitive dependencies (hono, lodash)", |
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The .npm-audit-known-issues.json file previously tracked 2 known development vulnerabilities (cross-zip GHSA-gj5f-73vh-wpf7 and esbuild GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99) and is now being cleared to show zero vulnerabilities. However, the PR description focuses on resolving 14 npm security vulnerabilities without explicitly mentioning whether these 2 previously-tracked issues were included in that count or resolved separately. Consider clarifying in the PR description or documentation whether:
- The cross-zip and esbuild vulnerabilities were part of the 14 resolved, or
- They were resolved separately (cross-zip removed with Electron dependencies, esbuild fixed via Vite 7 upgrade), or
- They are genuinely no longer present/relevant
This would provide complete transparency about what security issues have been addressed in this PR.
| "Fixed using npm overrides for transitive dependencies (hono, lodash)", | |
| "Fixed using npm overrides for transitive dependencies (hono, lodash)", | |
| "Previously tracked development-only vulnerabilities: cross-zip (GHSA-gj5f-73vh-wpf7) and esbuild (GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99)", | |
| "cross-zip (GHSA-gj5f-73vh-wpf7) is no longer present because Electron-related dependencies that required it were removed from this project", | |
| "esbuild (GHSA-67mh-4wv8-2f99) was resolved by upgrading the build tooling to Vite 7, which removed/updated the vulnerable esbuild version", | |
| "These previously tracked vulnerabilities are therefore no longer present or relevant in the current dependency graph and are not counted toward the 14 npm vulnerabilities resolved in this PR", |
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Updated the documentation to clarify the status of previously tracked vulnerabilities. Both cross-zip and esbuild are no longer present in the dependency tree and were not part of the 14 vulnerabilities resolved in this PR. See commit 4c83dcc.
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@copilot apply changes based on the comments in this thread |
…tion Co-authored-by: aurelianware <194855645+aurelianware@users.noreply.github.com>
Applied the suggested changes to clarify what happened to the previously tracked vulnerabilities (cross-zip and esbuild). Updated .npm-audit-known-issues.json to document that these were resolved separately from the 14 vulnerabilities fixed in this PR. See commit 4c83dcc. |
Summary
Eliminated all npm security vulnerabilities (14 → 0) using audit fixes and dependency overrides. No breaking changes. Also clarified the status of 2 previously tracked development-only vulnerabilities that were resolved separately.
What changed
npm audit fixfor direct dependency updates (diff, tar, undici, next)lint:securityscript to remove non-existent.eslintrc.jsonreferenceVulnerabilities resolved in this PR:
Previously tracked vulnerabilities (not part of the 14):
Testing
npm cisucceeds with 0 vulnerabilitiesnpm auditreports cleanSecurity/Compliance
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N/A - dependency updates only
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