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Bump karma-related dependencies #119

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I'm seeing odd errors in versions of Karma more recent than 3.0.0. While
I investiage, I'd like to see what Github has to say about these
dependencies (we got some vulnerability messages for earlier versions)


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I'm seeing odd errors in versions of Karma more recent than 3.0.0. While
I investiage, I'd like to see what Github has to say about these
dependencies (we got some vulnerability messages for earlier versions)
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gbrodman commented Jun 18, 2019

Specifically Karma expects preprocessors to return a "files" object that has fields including "encodings" as of 3.1.0 and the karma-closure plugin (https://www.npmjs.com/package/karma-closure) is quite old + not maintained, and as a result doesn't conform to the new API. So, if we use versions >=3.1.0 of Karma, it throws an exception when running the closure preprocessor.

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OK I'm not sure I completely understand what you want to do. What does "what GitHub has to say about dependencies" mean? GitHub doesn't do vulnerability scans, does it? Also are we using the karma-closure plugin? If we are and the plugin is not compatible with Karma 3.1.0, why would we want to bump the version?

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Did you not get these emails about a potential security vulnerability in NPM packages?

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We are using the karma-closure plugin--I'm explaining the reasoning why we cannot bump Karma past 3.0.0

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Reviewable status: :shipit: complete! all files reviewed, all discussions resolved

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I verified that this fixes the issues that Github identified -- it brings all those dependencies' versions into a proper state, at least according to those emails

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@gbrodman gbrodman merged commit c7ca9e7 into google:master Jun 18, 2019
@gbrodman gbrodman deleted the karma300 branch June 18, 2019 15:46
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