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Vulnerability in url-regex
indirect dependency
#1646
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Some additions:
Upstream issue: kevva/url-regex#70
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Well this would mean that |
One question: do you have an estimated date for the attencion of this issue? |
Whenever somebody volunteers to maintain new packages or rewrite the dependency code to be directly included into the core |
There's a branch that can be used that uses the URL regex safe dependency. I can create a PR using it if you want me to. https://github.com/Cj-bc/gulp-concat-css/tree/use_url-regex-safe_rework-import |
Thanks, you are welcome to provide a proper PR. |
After looking on it for a while, url-regex-safe doesn't seem to be a good option as it uses node-re2 (A node-gyp wrapper for Google re2). Would be nice if someone could find an alternative for url-regex. Also, gulp-concat-css is only used when packing the CSS, I'm not that good at hacking but I don't think that it would be possible to exploit that vulnerability. Then there should be no need to worry about it. |
I too think a C++ dependency like |
I just wanted to bring up the fact that this issue is also found in the following deps: I didn't find any issue reported about it - I am sorry for tagging it along here. Let me know if I should open a new issue. https://npmjs.com/advisories/1631 |
I am a nodeJS beginner, so bear with me if my proposal/thinking is wrong.
On topic of |
All these dependencies look pretty unmaintained to me so I think the best course of action would be to look for alternatives to
gulp-concat-css
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