[FIX] Remove qs overrides from package.json - #868
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Consumers who installed @ui5/cli and ran "npm ci" got: npm error Missing: qs@6.15.3 from lock file The "overrides" entry forced a single qs@6.16.0 across the bundled express/body-parser tree at pack time. Overrides are producer-only, so consumers re-resolve without them, expect qs@6.15.3, and the lockfile no longer matches, breaking "npm ci". The GHSA-x5fp-wj9c-mxmx / GHSA-4mjr-xmp4-gh2g qs vulnerability that the override addressed is not applicable to the way express / body-parser use qs, so removing the override does not expose us to it. Upstream fixes are in progress but not yet consumable: the qs bumps are still open pull requests, not merged or released, so we cannot rely on the transitive dependencies alone yet: expressjs/express#7440 expressjs/body-parser#761 Dropping the override lets qs resolve naturally and keeps package.json and package-lock.json in sync.
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This repo just brings all @ui5/ packages together and runs our audit scan. Since our published packages don't define this override, we shouldn't add one here either — otherwise the audit would run against a dependency tree that differs from what we actually ship. The "qs" vulnerability (GHSA-x5fp-wj9c-mxmx / GHSA-4mjr-xmp4-gh2g) is not applicable to the way express / body-parser use qs, so the override is not needed. Follows SAP/ui5-cli#868.
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This repo just brings all @ui5/ packages together and runs our audit scan. Since our published packages don't define this override, we shouldn't add one here either — otherwise the audit would run against a dependency tree that differs from what we actually ship. The "qs" vulnerability (GHSA-x5fp-wj9c-mxmx / GHSA-4mjr-xmp4-gh2g) is not applicable to the way express / body-parser use qs, so the override is not needed. Follows SAP/ui5-cli#868.
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Consumers who installed @ui5/cli and ran "npm ci" got:
npm error Missing: qs@6.15.3 from lock file
The "overrides" entry forced a single qs@6.16.0 across the bundled express/body-parser tree at pack time. Overrides are producer-only, so consumers re-resolve without them, expect qs@6.15.3, and the lockfile no longer matches, breaking "npm ci".
The GHSA-x5fp-wj9c-mxmx / GHSA-4mjr-xmp4-gh2g qs vulnerability that the override addressed is not applicable to the way express / body-parser use qs, so removing the override does not expose us to it.
Upstream fixes are in progress but not yet consumable: the qs bumps are still open pull requests, not merged or released, so we cannot rely on the transitive dependencies alone yet:
expressjs/express#7440
expressjs/body-parser#761
Dropping the override lets qs resolve naturally and keeps package.json and package-lock.json in sync.