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deps: Bump ProtonMail/go-crypto to v1.1.0-alpha.0 #183

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@radeksimko radeksimko commented Feb 6, 2024

While I was originally hoping that there would be a stable version of that library released which we can upgrade to, it does not seem to be coming any time soon. To be fair, we have been consuming untagged revisions for some time before.

On the other hand, we've been getting considerable noise in various places due to security scanners. I do not see an angle in which the vulnerability https://github.com/hashicorp/hc-install/security/dependabot/7 / GHSA-9763-4f94-gfch could impact this project (we don't use Kyber).

All that said, it seems to be worth the trade-offs to simply bump the dependency to the latest alpha version to suppress the noise here and anywhere in downstream libraries which consume this one.

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Sounds reasonable and pragmatic to me. And it looks like most of the changes for the alpha are in the /v2 version of the API, so they shouldn't affect us.

@radeksimko radeksimko marked this pull request as ready for review February 6, 2024 13:49
@radeksimko radeksimko merged commit 1ffdbbf into main Feb 6, 2024
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