Closed severfire closed 1 month ago
Yes, the warnings about '2 high severity vulnerabilities' and the deprecation warning for the inflight
module during npm install
should be addressed.
High severity vulnerabilities can pose significant security risks to your project, and addressing them is crucial to ensure the safety and integrity of your application. Deprecation warnings indicate that certain modules or functionalities are outdated and may be removed in future releases, which could lead to potential issues or incompatibilities down the line.
To address these issues, you can follow these steps:
Update Dependencies: Check if there are newer versions of the dependencies that resolve the vulnerabilities and deprecation warnings. You can do this by running:
npm outdated
Audit and Fix Vulnerabilities: Use npm's audit feature to identify and fix vulnerabilities:
npm audit fix
Manually Update or Replace Deprecated Modules: If the inflight
module is deprecated, look for an alternative module or update the dependency that relies on it.
Review and Test: After making updates, thoroughly review and test your application to ensure that everything works as expected.
By addressing these warnings, you can maintain a more secure and stable project [1].
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Hi @severfire,
I don't believe this warning is related to langflow core; it seems to be associated with shadcn-ui. We will monitor their repository, and once the issue is resolved, we will update it as soon as possible. track the issue here
Bug Description
Hi,
Slowly boarding into this project... while installing dependencies I got information regarding '2 high severity vulnerabilities'
I wonder if its something that should be taken care of?
Reproduction
\src\frontend> npm install
Expected behavior
no warnings
Who can help?
No response
Operating System
Windows 11 pro
Langflow Version
1.0.13
Python Version
None
Screenshot
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Flow File
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