Override object-path version to a higher (secure) version than allowed by sort-by#5
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effulgentsia wants to merge 1 commit intoryanflorence:mainfrom
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Override object-path version to a higher (secure) version than allowed by sort-by#5effulgentsia wants to merge 1 commit intoryanflorence:mainfrom
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This template depends on the
sort-bypackage, but that package depends on a pinned version ofobject-paththat has 3 disclosed security vulnerabilities. A pull request to raise and loosen the constraint in thesort-bypackage has not been merged for over a year.Currently,
npm audit fix --forcelowers thesort-byversion rather than raising theobject-pathversion.Here's a PR to raise the
object-pathversion instead.While this PR is a stop-gap, perhaps a better fix would be to change this tutorial to replace
sort-bywith a more actively maintained library? Lodash has a sortBy() method, though I don't know if that provides the functionality that this tutorial needs.