upgrade debug module #16
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I would appreciate this being merged and released to resolve matthewmueller/next-cookies#7 |
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There is a minor security vulnerability in the module `debug`: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/534 This was resolved in 2.6.9 and 3.1.0. Debug introduced let/const in v3.2.0, breaking compatibility with node.js v4 and older browsers. This was reverted in 3.2.4, then re-released it in 4.0.0 - see debug-js/debug#603 for context around that. In order avoid the vulnerability without loosing any compatibility, this change locks component-cookie to >= 3.2.4 < 4.0.0. Version `^2.6.9` could alternatively be used if desired. This Fixes component#16, Fixes component#15, and is is part of the fix for matthewmueller/next-cookies#7
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There is a minor security vulnerability in the module `debug`: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/534 This was resolved in 2.6.9 and 3.1.0. Debug introduced let/const in v3.2.0, breaking compatibility with node.js v4 and older browsers. This was reverted in 3.2.4, then re-released it in 4.0.0 - see debug-js/debug#603 for context around that. In order avoid the vulnerability without loosing any compatibility, this change locks component-cookie to >= 3.2.4 < 4.0.0. Version `^2.6.9` could alternatively be used if desired. This Fixes component#16, Fixes component#15, and is is part of the fix for matthewmueller/next-cookies#7
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* Require debug ^3.2.4 There is a minor security vulnerability in the module `debug`: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/534 This was resolved in 2.6.9 and 3.1.0. Debug introduced let/const in v3.2.0, breaking compatibility with node.js v4 and older browsers. This was reverted in 3.2.4, then re-released it in 4.0.0 - see debug-js/debug#603 for context around that. In order avoid the vulnerability without loosing any compatibility, this change locks component-cookie to >= 3.2.4 < 4.0.0. Version `^2.6.9` could alternatively be used if desired. This Fixes #16, Fixes #15, and is is part of the fix for matthewmueller/next-cookies#7 * switch to ^2.6.9 based on feedback from @f2prateek
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to fix https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/534