Upon cloning the repository, I conducted a security check and identified a critical vulnerability linked to the repository. The specifics of the vulnerability are as follows:
Upgrade jest-editor-support@31.1.1 to jest-editor-support@31.1.2 to fix
✗ Incomplete List of Disallowed Inputs (new) [Critical Severity][https://security.snyk.io/vuln/SNYK-JS-BABELTRAVERSE-5962462] in @babel/traverse@7.20.10
introduced by jest-editor-support@31.1.1 > @babel/traverse@7.20.10 and 10 other path(s)
This information was obtained through the snyk test command execution.
While not every vulnerability may pose an immediate risk to Visual Studio Code extensions, the nature of this particular issue warrants a closer examination. Could we assess whether this critical vulnerability presents a tangible risk to our extension's security posture?
Upon cloning the repository, I conducted a security check and identified a critical vulnerability linked to the repository. The specifics of the vulnerability are as follows:
This information was obtained through the snyk test command execution.
While not every vulnerability may pose an immediate risk to Visual Studio Code extensions, the nature of this particular issue warrants a closer examination. Could we assess whether this critical vulnerability presents a tangible risk to our extension's security posture?