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JS Dependencies

Firstly looking through the alerts a couple now say:

  • "No security update is needed as kind-of is no longer vulnerable"
  • "No security update is needed as ansi-regex is no longer vulnerable"

These a updates that may be useful, the main one being css-loader as it's so old.

  • superagent need bumping. App is using ^2.2.0 and latest is 8.0.0
  • flux could be bumped from ^3.1.1 to 4.0.3
  • css-loader needs a major bump from 1.0.0 to 6.7.1 that needs some webpack config changes too.

Some of the other issues are with dependencies of dependencies. Always a pain. One thing that make fixing some of these easier is by upgrading npm in the docker image. I think it's using 6.14.17 whilst 8.18.0 is the latest. Version 8 gives the user many more options for fixing dependency issues.

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