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Update vulnerable iterm2-version dependency #6

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yannrouillard opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 0 comments
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Update vulnerable iterm2-version dependency #6

yannrouillard opened this issue Nov 28, 2018 · 0 comments

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The iterm2-version version 2.0.1 package depends on plist version 2.0.1 which is vulnerable to the following security issue TooTallNate/plist.js#89.

Could you update iterm2-version to the last version to avoid this issue ?

Thanks in advance !

Yann

yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 28, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 29, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 29, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 29, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
yannrouillard added a commit to yannrouillard/instawhatsapp that referenced this issue Nov 29, 2018
`terminal-image` indirectly depends on `plist 2.0.1` which is vulnerable
to a DOS attack.
We force the use of a more recent version to fix the issue. There is no
incompatibility risk as the breaking change for this library is the drop
of node 4 support.

We also opened directly a bug so that the dependency is updated in the
library that uses this version: sindresorhus/term-img#6
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