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Security Vulnerabilities #704

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Security Vulnerabilities #704

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@ajkiessl ajkiessl commented Nov 14, 2023

Updates packages to resolve vulnerabilities. Removes unneeded packages with vulnerabilities

closes #699

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FYI @Smullz622 , since we decided to move ScholarSphere development back a bit, I decided to take a stab at this and potentially figure out what is going on with selenium. There does seem to be some java issue with v4.15 ( SeleniumHQ/selenium#13091 ) that the SeleniumHQ team is looking into. I was getting similar errors in CI that you were getting locally with the v4.15 selenium/standalone-chrome image. I pinned this at v4.14 and pinned the selenium-webdriver gem at v4.14. It works at this version. It might be a good idea to just keep these pinned at a working version indefinitely. That way we aren't constantly wrestling with latest release bugs, or incompatibilities with webdriver gems, the webdrivers themselves, and the browsers.

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LGTM, thanks!

@ajkiessl ajkiessl merged commit c50ac70 into main Nov 27, 2023
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@ajkiessl ajkiessl deleted the 699-sec-vulns branch November 27, 2023 16:20
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