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Safety checks Python dependencies for known security vulnerabilities and suggests the proper remediations for vulnerabilities detected.
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What happened to check 37771? #469

Closed tucked closed 1 year ago

tucked commented 1 year ago

What happened to https://pyup.io/v/37771/742? This shows up in a run from a little over a month ago but it doesn't anymore (and I haven't changed the version of Django I'm checking) 🤔

Jwomers commented 1 year ago

Hi, I had a quick look at our database and it seems that vulnerability was marked as invalid, marked as a duplicate for this vulnerability: https://pyup.io/v/37661/742/

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What happened to https://pyup.io/v/37771/742? This shows up in a run from a little over a month ago but it doesn't anymore (and I haven't changed the version of Django I'm checking) 🤔

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tucked commented 1 year ago

Aha! Makes sense, thank you 👍 (Also makes sense why I'm not seeing it anymore, since I'm checking Django 1.10.5, and 37661 notes that the min affected version is 1.11a1.)