fixed snyk issues - #243
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…o fix/snyk-issues-24-06-26
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🔒 Security Scan Results
⏱️ SLA Breach Summary
ℹ️ Vulnerabilities Without Available Fixes (Informational Only)The following vulnerabilities were detected but do not have fixes available (no upgrade or patch). These are excluded from failure thresholds:
✅ BUILD PASSED - All security checks passed |
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ℹ️ Vulnerabilities Without Available Fixes (Informational Only)The following vulnerabilities were detected but do not have fixes available (no upgrade or patch). These are excluded from failure thresholds:
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Conflicts resolved in: packages/contentstack-apps-cli/package.json packages/contentstack-cli-cm-regex-validate/package.json Additionally repaired a silent hybrid git produced without reporting a conflict. In packages/contentstack-content-type, the merge kept this branch's `import open from 'open'` and `await open(path)` in src/core/content-type/compare.ts while taking development's package.json, which had dropped the `open` dependency in favour of cli-ux. The two sides touched different lines, so git combined them cleanly into source that imports a package no longer declared — a runtime MODULE_NOT_FOUND, and an install-time failure under `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile`. Restored "open": "^8.4.2" to contentstack-content-type dependencies. The lockfile already carried open@8.4.2 with that exact specifier for this importer, so no lockfile change was required. Verified: `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` passes, `open` resolves, `tsc -b --force` compiles clean, and the content-type suite passes (16 suites, 78 tests). A sweep of all 194 merged files against both merge parents found no other dependency lost in the merge. Refreshed the pnpm-lock.yaml checksum in .talismanrc for the merged lockfile. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Brings in the 27 commits development gained after the previous merge (PR #217 Asset-Scanning-v1, #322, #323 and others), clearing the conflict that was blocking PR #243 and preventing GitHub Actions from producing a merge ref. Only .talismanrc conflicted. Resolved to the checksum for the merged pnpm-lock.yaml (95ad8483..., confirmed via `talisman --checksum`) and moved `version` back to the top level, where talisman expects it — development's side had it indented under the fileignoreconfig entry. Verified before push: - `pnpm install --frozen-lockfile` passes (the auto-merged lockfile is self-consistent; this is the check that caught the broken lockfile in PR #324 and the dropped `open` dependency in the previous merge) - dependency sweep against both merge parents: nothing lost - undeclared-import sweep unchanged from baseline: no new hybrids - test suites for all six packages this merge touched: contentstack-audit 160 passing contentstack-export 485 passing contentstack-external-migrate 42 passing contentstack-import 1736 passing contentstack-query-export 139 passing contentstack-bulk-publish (no test script) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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