馃敀 Patch audited transitive dependencies - #347
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Resolve the vulnerable js-yaml, socket.io-parser, and tmp versions through the workspace override configuration so pnpm installs the fixed packages consistently across runtime and Ember tooling.
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Why
The current dependency graph contains vulnerable transitive versions of
js-yaml,socket.io-parser, andtmp. Thejs-yamlissue affects the runtimecosmiconfigpath used to load project configuration, while the other findings are in Ember test tooling.Approach
Use the repository鈥檚 existing
pnpm-workspace.yamloverride configuration to resolve the affected packages to patched versions and regeneratepnpm-lock.yaml. This keeps the fix scoped to dependency resolution, leaves workflows unchanged, and does not introduce a pnpm 12 migration while pnpm 12 remains a release candidate.Evidence
The full workspace audit reports zero vulnerabilities after the update, including the production dependency graph. The frozen lockfile install, build, type definitions, lint, and full unit suite all pass.