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Is there a reason why all dependencies are pinned to specific versions? Whenever there's a patch-level fix for any of the dependencies, this package needs to be updated as well which kind of defeats the purpose. Also, the maintainer @Sliverb seems to be rather unresponsive, further complicating things in case a new release is necessary.
The reason I'm asking is because there's a nasty security vulnerability in dicer which is used by busboy which is used by multer, and when a fix gets eventually released (hopefully as a patch-level release, i.e. 1.4.x) this package won't pick it up automatically, requiring a manual fix and release.
Or am I missing something here?
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Sorry I have been MIA. The dependencies were pinned to make sure usage is consistent across pulls. Just a personal preference.
I'm unable to make the change right away, but if you are able to, can up create a PR to update the deps and remove the pins. I'll get it merged right away.
If you would also like to be a maintainer, happy to king you :)
Is there a reason why all dependencies are pinned to specific versions? Whenever there's a patch-level fix for any of the dependencies, this package needs to be updated as well which kind of defeats the purpose. Also, the maintainer @Sliverb seems to be rather unresponsive, further complicating things in case a new release is necessary.
The reason I'm asking is because there's a nasty security vulnerability in dicer which is used by busboy which is used by multer, and when a fix gets eventually released (hopefully as a patch-level release, i.e. 1.4.x) this package won't pick it up automatically, requiring a manual fix and release.
Or am I missing something here?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: