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Bump lodash from 4.17.20 to 4.17.21
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this lodash update from 4.17.20 to 4.17.21. This is a patch release that fixes several security vulnerabilities and includes performance improvements. Your application's usage patterns are compatible with this update.
- •Analyzed 47 files using lodash utilities across components/, utils/, and services/
- •Verified no deprecated methods or breaking changes affect your codebase
Change Details
1. Fixed prototype pollution vulnerability in merge function
2. Improved input validation for template method
3. Enhanced sanitization in defaultsDeep
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Bump react-xml-viewer from 2.0.4 to 3.0.1
Unknown compatibility? Gee. That's really helpful...
Looks risky given how many teams use this in production.
Looks like it is passing test but I am not sure I trust it...
Wait, didn't we have issues with XML parsing last quarter?
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Bump react-xml-viewer from 2.0.4 to 3.0.1
Unknown compatibility? Gee. That's really helpful...
Looks risky given how many teams use this in production.
Looks like it is passing test but I am not sure I trust it...
Wait, didn't we have issues with XML parsing last quarter?
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this react-xml-viewer update from 2.0.4 to 3.0.1. Despite this being a major version upgrade with a breaking change, the codebase only uses basic config and avoids all deprecated APIs. It also bring support for newer Node versions.
- •Analyzed the two pages that use the XML viewer: Debug.tsx and Usage.tsx
- •Searched the entire codebase for removed API usage patterns
Change Details
1. The renamed initialCollapsedDepth prop isn't used anywhere in the codebase.
Bump react-xml-viewer from 2.0.4 to 3.0.1
Unknown compatibility? Gee. That's really helpful...
Looks risky given how many teams use this in production.
Looks like it is passing test but I am not sure I trust it...
Wait, didn't we have issues with XML parsing last quarter?
Group similar updates to intelligently to clear out your backlog, fast.
Problem
Your app has 100+ stale dependencies and you're falling further behind each day. Reviewing and updating them manually is time-consuming and perpetually stays on the backlog.
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Bump aws-sdk with 3 bundled updates
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this combined security update. This PR combines cloud SDK updates with no adverse impact but also important improvements that address multiple security fixes.
- •@aws-sdk/client-s3 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/lib-storage 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/s3-request-presigner 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
Change Details
All updates include security patches with no breaking changes to existing APIs.
Bump frontend with 3 bundled updates
Bump tools with 3 bundled updates
Solution
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Bump aws-sdk with 3 bundled updates
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this combined security update. This PR combines cloud SDK updates with no adverse impact but also important improvements that address multiple security fixes.
- •@aws-sdk/client-s3 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/lib-storage 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/s3-request-presigner 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
Change Details
All updates include security patches with no breaking changes to existing APIs.
Bump frontend with 3 bundled updates
Bump tools with 3 bundled updates
#16345 opened 1 hour ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16342 opened 2 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16318 opened 15 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16321 opened 9 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16325 opened 9 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16328 opened 4 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16341 opened 4 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16312 opened 18 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16319 opened 12 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
#16316 opened 16 hours ago by dependabot bot • Review required
Bump aws-sdk with 3 bundled updates
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this combined security update. This PR combines cloud SDK updates with no adverse impact but also important improvements that address multiple security fixes.
- •@aws-sdk/client-s3 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/lib-storage 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
- •@aws-sdk/s3-request-presigner 3.726.0 → 3.859.0
Change Details
All updates include security patches with no breaking changes to existing APIs.
Bump frontend with 3 bundled updates
Bump tools with 3 bundled updates
Fix security alerts as they're found — and merge faster with built-in breaking change detection.
Problem
Your repo has security vulnerabilities. You're getting pressure to update ASAP. The fix touches many pages across a few teams, and it's not clear if any will break.
Great... another fire drill 🔥. How bad is this one?
Can we ship the feature release or do we halt everything?
I'm counting at least 9 microservices that could be affected...
Security wants a full impact assessment by EOD. This is going to be a long night 😞
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this react-router update. This security patch fixes a critical vulnerability detailed in GitHub security advisory GHSA-abc-rcgg-rjx6 with minimal breaking changes.
- •Analyzed the router configuration in router.tsx for breaking changes
- •Searched the entire codebase for deprecated API usage patterns
Change Details
1. The renamed initialCollapsedDepth prop isn't used anywhere in the codebase.
Awesome, fossabot found an issue and the code was adapted! @chad could you merge this one?
Hell yeah! I'll merge this one.
Solution
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Great... another fire drill 🔥. How bad is this one?
Can we ship the feature release or do we halt everything?
I'm counting at least 9 microservices that could be affected...
Security wants a full impact assessment by EOD. This is going to be a long night 😞
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this react-router update. This security patch fixes a critical vulnerability detailed in GitHub security advisory GHSA-abc-rcgg-rjx6 with minimal breaking changes.
- •Analyzed the router configuration in router.tsx for breaking changes
- •Searched the entire codebase for deprecated API usage patterns
Change Details
1. The renamed initialCollapsedDepth prop isn't used anywhere in the codebase.
Awesome, fossabot found an issue and the code was adapted! @chad could you merge this one?
Hell yeah! I'll merge this one.
Great... another fire drill 🔥. How bad is this one?
Can we ship the feature release or do we halt everything?
I'm counting at least 9 microservices that could be affected...
Security wants a full impact assessment by EOD. This is going to be a long night 😞
Summary by fossabot
I recommend merging this react-router update. This security patch fixes a critical vulnerability detailed in GitHub security advisory GHSA-abc-rcgg-rjx6 with minimal breaking changes.
- •Analyzed the router configuration in router.tsx for breaking changes
- •Searched the entire codebase for deprecated API usage patterns
Change Details
1. The renamed initialCollapsedDepth prop isn't used anywhere in the codebase.
Awesome, fossabot found an issue and the code was adapted! @chad could you merge this one?
Hell yeah! I'll merge this one.
The analysis looks pretty much on the money. The overall feel of whether or not to merge is great. It's a good way to get rid of the low hanging fruit quickly and concentrate on the larger upgrades.
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