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fix(sec) CVE High Vulnerability #8277
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skrdgraph
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fix(test) CVE High Vulnerability
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There were quite a few merge conflicts ... so had to reopen another branch for this #8265 |
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* fixing CVE-2021-43565 * fixing CVE-2022-27664 * fixing CVE-2022-27191 * fixing CVE-2018-16886 * fixing CVE-2022-21698
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## Problem Currently our CI runs against main. We would like to run CI against our slash branch also. ## Solution In order for CI to run on release/v21.03-slash we must bring over all the latest changes we made to our main branch. This is work going back a few months, hence the large number of changes. Going forward we should keep CI/CD related changes on release branches and main in harmony. ## Steps: ``` git checkout release/v21.03-slash git checkout main -- Makefile git checkout main -- dgraph/Makefile git checkout main -- .github git checkout main -- .go-version git checkout main -- t git checkout main -- tlstest/mtls_internal/tls git checkout main -- graphql/e2e/custom_logic/cmd/Dockerfile git checkout main -- systest/ldbc git rm .github/workflows/{main.yml,golanglintci-lint.yml,label.yml} ``` Bring in coverage changes from #8494 in testutil/{docker.go,bulk.go}, bring in updated dockercompose files (with coverage variable), and coverage entrypoint ## Todo #8277
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Problem
As we are nearing cherry-pick process, there have been some CVE reports on our core repo. These CVEs are not critical (luckily). The assumption we had was that these CVEs are at linux layer as opposed to our go pkg layer. This assumption led to an attempt to fix it up by upgrading docker linux layer in this PR #8238 by @darkn3rd (which will not fix our errors & this PR should be closed) . There were 2 issues here:
Solution
I am addressing HIGH & some MEDIUMs/LOWs.
In this I am fixing the following vulnerabilities:
fyi @matthewmcneely @darkn3rd