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Minimist dependent package vulnerability due to older version usage #945

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vishwas16 opened this issue Jun 17, 2022 · 7 comments
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@vishwas16
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Hi,

We are using commitizen package in our microservice api. As we know commitizen has a dependency on minimist package and it shows us a vulnerablility during our docker image scan.
Screenshot 2022-06-17 at 12 41 22 PM

Could you guys please update your package to a newer version or may be upgrade the minimist package to it's fixed version which is 1.2.6?

Hope to see the resolution soon on this issue. Thanks !

@vadim-shilov
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Hello,

The same problem!
npm audit defines this vulnerability as critical and blocks CI.

Looking forward to the fix :)

Thanks!

@HeartSquared
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Looks like the package.json shows that the upgrade has been done, but we're just lacking a release 🙏🏻

@iiLearner
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Hopefully this gets looked into asap

@ryansonshine
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I wouldn't count on a release anytime soon; see #914 (comment) for more details.

brett-vendia pushed a commit to CodeGenieApp/serverless-express that referenced this issue Jun 30, 2022
@Zhengqbbb
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We're just lacking a release 🤯

@kdmcguire
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I believe this is fixed in the new release, 4.2.5.

@sawilde
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sawilde commented Dec 10, 2022

I note that your renovate bot has updated the minimist package to 1.2.7 do you know when we may see a release?

I would suggest that you allow "dependencies" to be updateable using "^x.x.x" syntax rather than pinning them thus allowing consumers of this package to take security updates without having to wait on yourselves.

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