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npm warns of downstream tar-fs dependencies bound to a "risky" CVE. Because the netlify-cli turns its package-lock.json into a npm-shrinkwrap.json, a user cannot easily npm audit fix the downstream dependency in their own project. People who install netlify-cli are bound to versions 2.1.2 and 3.0.8 of tar-fs when patched versions 2.1.3 and 3.0.9 are available.
It'd be cool if we could reopen and merge #7322, so when you install netlify-cli, you get patched versions of tar-fs.
This is just the result of running `npm audit fix`.
Previously:
```
4 vulnerabilities (1 low, 2 moderate, 1 high)
```
After:
```
0 vulnerabilities
```
Fixes#7327.
It looks like Dependabot malfunctioned in #7322.
* fix(deps): upgrade deps to resolve 4 security alerts
This is just the result of running `npm audit fix`.
Previously:
```
4 vulnerabilities (1 low, 2 moderate, 1 high)
```
After:
```
0 vulnerabilities
```
Fixes#7327.
It looks like Dependabot malfunctioned in #7322.
* fix(deps): dedupe npm deps
* fix(deps): dedupe deps again
* fix(deps): dedupe again after rebase
Describe the bug
It seems like #7322 was closed prematurely.
Steps to reproduce
Currently, if you initialize a new node project
Then, install netlify-cli into that project
npm warns of downstream
tar-fs
dependencies bound to a "risky" CVE. Because thenetlify-cli
turns itspackage-lock.json
into anpm-shrinkwrap.json
, a user cannot easilynpm audit fix
the downstream dependency in their own project. People who installnetlify-cli
are bound to versions2.1.2
and3.0.8
oftar-fs
when patched versions2.1.3
and3.0.9
are available.It'd be cool if we could reopen and merge #7322, so when you install
netlify-cli
, you get patched versions oftar-fs
.Configuration
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