Address high severity vulnerability in socket.io-parser #98
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…ket.io-parser Signed-off-by: Frank Hinek <[email protected]>
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The package Web5 JS uses for running browser tests, karma, depends on socket.io
^4.4.1which, in turn, depends on socket.io-parserv4.2.2for which a high severity vulnerability was announced:Until a new Karma release is published, overrides were added to the
package.jsonfiles of all active projects in this repo.Once Karma has bumped their socket.io version, the
package.jsonoverrides should be removed. Issue #96 was created to track.