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feat: node.js monday, july 8, 2024 security releases #260

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see https://nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerability/july-2024-security-releases

closes #252

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  • New Features

    • Updated Node.js version configurations to enhance security compliance.
    • Added support for Node.js version 22.x.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Adjusted version ranges for Node.js versions 18.x and 20.x to address recent security advisories.

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The package.json file has been updated to enhance security compliance by modifying the config section related to unsafe Node.js versions. Changes include adjusting version ranges for Node.js versions 18.x and 20.x, as well as adding a new entry for version 22.x. These updates reflect the latest security advisories and ensure the package remains aligned with current best practices for Node.js version management.

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package.json Updated unsafe Node.js versions: 18.x range from 18.20.1 to 18.20.4, 20.x from 20.12.1 to 20.15.1, added 22.x with version 22.4.1.

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Update Node.js versions per July 2024 security releases (#252)

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package.json (1)

77-91: Verify completeness of Node.js version updates

The changes appropriately cover all currently supported Node.js versions (18.x, 20.x, and 22.x) and consistently reference the July 2024 security advisory.

Consider also documenting:

  1. The specific CVEs or vulnerabilities that were addressed
  2. Any breaking changes in these Node.js versions that users should be aware of
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81-83: LGTM: Node.js 20.x security update

The version range update from 20.12.1 to 20.15.1 aligns with the July 2024 security releases.


89-91: LGTM: Added Node.js 22.x security constraints

Good addition of Node.js 22.x version constraints to prevent usage of versions before 22.4.1 that may have security vulnerabilities.


77-79: LGTM: Node.js 18.x security update

The version range update from 18.20.1 to 18.20.4 aligns with the July 2024 security releases.

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Node.js 18.x security update verified

The security advisory URL is accessible and returns a valid HTTP 200 response, confirming the legitimacy of the referenced security update. The version range update to 18.20.4 is properly documented in the package.json.

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@fengmk2 fengmk2 merged commit c6b81e3 into master Dec 3, 2024
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fengmk2 pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 3, 2024
[skip ci]

## [1.106.0](v1.105.0...v1.106.0) (2024-12-03)

### Features

* node.js monday, july 8, 2024 security releases ([#260](#260)) ([c6b81e3](c6b81e3))
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