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Origin: https://github.com/substack/minimist/issues/164

Fix Resolution: minimist - 1.2.6

Install npm-force-resolutions: npx npm-force-resolutions

then Add field resolutions with the dependency version you want to fix to your package.json file. It modifies package-lock.json to force the installation of a specific version of a transitive dependency.

If you don't build a JAR or WAR, you can set pom in the POM file, which leads to a minimum number of default plugins.

Default plugins are set by the lifecycle, and the lifecycle is determined by the packaging. You can even define your own packaging kleiber with your own lifecycle and default plugins.

We solved it by changing our scope in Bit.dev to public and changing from url: https://registry.npmjs.org to url: https://node.bit.dev

dependabot.yml example

As Dan Abramov explains in this issue, it is (very likely) a false alarm and can be safely dismissed.

More specifically, if you are using CRA and nth-check is referenced only from it, it is not an issue, because CRA is a build tool and the vulnerable code will never get into the resulting application bundle and thus will never be called by client code.

You can verify this by moving "react-scripts" into "devDependencies" in package.json and running npm audit --production.

There was a dependabot API docs that could have helped, but it was deprecated in August 3rd 2021.

However, a workaround would be to check if the dependabot.yml file is present in your repository or not using a GET request to api.github.com/repos/name/repo/contents/fileNameOrPath.

Reference about the dependabot.yml file

I believe this is because dependabot doesn't support pseudoversions - https://github.com/dependabot/dependabot-core/issues/3017

As of right now, a GitHub app cannot be added to CODEOWNERS as quoted here.

Thank you for being here! Currently, GitHub Apps can’t be used in CODEOWNERS – that’s not supported. It’s something the team is considering for the future, and I’ll be sure to add your use case to the internal feature request.

However, what you can do, is to use a GitHub personal access token generated by yourself as explained in the documentation here, then add it as a secret and use it in your workflow. See the GitHub Documentation .

The last step of your action would then reference your self-defined secret. In the below example, I assume it's called MYTOKEN

I ran into the exact same issue recently, and the solution I arrived at was to extend the Navigator interface in the global namespace so it still includes msSaveBlob, based on how msSaveBlob is documented by TypeScript here: MSFileSaver

Here is the code I used:

Yes, that works. Just use a variable for the versions.

Like so: