Closed gbm closed 5 years ago
nsp was acquired by npm, so it's now built into npm. You no longer need to manually run nsp. Check out this PR for updates on how to run the latest versions.
thx :) i would suggest either editing the course (which is great) or sticking up one of those blue post it notes
What in the hell is going on?
What part of my background is off?
I worked at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory for 25 years. I have held a military security clearance for most of my life. I WAS happily subscribed for months.
I will forward this mess to Cory.
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nsp check (+) Client request error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.nodesecurity.io api.nodesecurity.io:443
(running nsp check here on it's own just to show the error)
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I've already added a blue note to the relevant clips in the course. That note was added months ago. Did you guys just overlook it?
@Chris-43 - What is your issue?
I see what happened - yes you are right there is a blue note in the package management section but one is missing in the Automation - Demo: Create Security Check and Share Scripts. [only checking cos I love you ;) ]
@gbm - Ah! Great catch! I just submitted a patch to add a callout on that clip, and the following clip as well since it shows calling the security-check clip. Thanks! 💯
nsp check (+) Client request error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.nodesecurity.io api.nodesecurity.io:443
(running nsp check here on it's own just to show the error)