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docker-selenium: add pending-upstream-fix advisory for GHSA-prj3-ccx8-p6x4 #22832
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…-p6x4 The netty-codec-http2 vulnerability comes from the selenium-server dependency. Docker-selenium packages selenium-server and doesn't build with Maven/Bazel. The fix needs to be applied in the selenium package first.
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The netty-codec-http2 vulnerability comes from the selenium-server dependency that docker-selenium packages.
Docker-selenium is a collection of Docker images and scripts, not a Maven/Bazel project itself. The attempted fix in PR #63147 failed because it incorrectly added a maven/pombump step when there's no pom.xml file.
The fix needs to be applied in the selenium package first, which will then flow through to docker-selenium when it's updated to use the fixed selenium-server version.
Related PR (with fix): wolfi-dev/os#63147