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[typescript-angular] update package.json (v11) to address security alerts #11765

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@wing328 wing328 commented Mar 2, 2022

  • update package.json (v11) (this file is not auto-generated) to address security alerts
  • remove package-lock.json so that CI will always install the latest version of the dependencies during tests

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I would suggest not to delete the package-lock, tests might break without code changes on our side, but due to breaking changes in dependencies that are not correctly reflected in the versioning.

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wing328 commented Mar 2, 2022

I would suggest not to delete the package-lock, tests might break without code changes on our side, but due to breaking changes in dependencies that are not correctly reflected in the versioning.

Right. I'm well aware of such consequence (some other clients are using the same approach). The goal is to be notified in case something breaks due to installation of the latest dependencies (think of it as an alert).

In the worst case, we just pin the dependency to an older version (not the latest) to resolve the issue for the time being until someone has time to fix it.

What do you think?

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I think it can be arbitrarily hard to find out which dependency change could have caused a breakage, especially because there are so many transitive dependencies.

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wing328 commented Mar 2, 2022

👌 Added back the file.

@wing328 wing328 merged commit 876f2fe into master Mar 2, 2022
@wing328 wing328 deleted the ts-11-updtae branch March 2, 2022 09:21
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