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A low-severity vulnerability is detected due to a dependency on recompose v0.22. The underlying issue is that recompose takes a dependency against fbjs which takes a dependency on an old version of node-fetch.
I poked around the recompose repo and it appears the risky dependency in question was removed in their latest version. If react-infinite-calendar were to upgrade the version of recompose, it would likely fix the vulnerability.
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For what it's worth, I don't think v0.30.0 resolves the security vulnerability. There is an actively maintained version of recompose called react-recompose which might do the trick.
That being said, I did find a local workaround. I use pnpm as my package manager, and adding this to my package.json file works to patch the audit.
When running a security audit:
A low-severity vulnerability is detected due to a dependency on recompose v0.22. The underlying issue is that recompose takes a dependency against fbjs which takes a dependency on an old version of node-fetch.
I poked around the recompose repo and it appears the risky dependency in question was removed in their latest version. If react-infinite-calendar were to upgrade the version of recompose, it would likely fix the vulnerability.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: