npm audit vulnerability reports a path I cant find
npm audit vulnerability reports a path I cant find
Im trying to resolve the issues that npm audit found. After running npm audit fix, I still have some that require "manual intervention". One of which is below.
After doing a bit of research, im not the only one having these kind of issues, is Angular 6.x still a bit too new for production apps?
Im running npm 6.1.0 and Angular 6.0.6
The path the message reports suggests the files are within the karma package, but I dont see anything for long4js within node_moduleskarma. Where is this referencing?
Moderate Prototype pollution
Package hoek
Patched in > 4.2.0 < 5.0.0 || >= 5.0.3
Dependency of karma [dev]
Path karma > log4js > loggly > request > hawk > hoek
More info https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/566
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"is Angular 6.x still a bit too new for production apps?" <-- that bit is not a very good SO question and muddles the issue ("where is that darn module?"). Furthermore, since karma is a dev-dependency (for tdd/testing) the 'vulnerabilities' it has do not directly affect production Angular deployments..
– user2864740
Jun 30 at 1:24