Security issue detected by ckeditor

[zsoltjanes]

Hi! Can you please take a look about this message,which appeared to me from today on the ckeditor.

[Hirannuwanpriya]

I'm also getting the Same Warning.

[Hirannuwanpriya]

For the time being, I added 'versionCheck' => false, to the Nova config file, and the warning has disappeared.

[adriandmitroca]

Adding 'versionCheck' => false to config/nova/ckeditor-field.php didn't work for me. I also don't see any code references to that property.

[zsoltjanes]

Adding 'versionCheck' => false to config/nova/ckeditor-field.php didn't work for me. I also don't see any code references to that property.

Add it to the options section

[adriandmitroca]

Oh nice, thanks!

[PieterCappelle]

Came here for the same issue :-) (thanks for the solution!)

[chrispelzer]

Hey all!

I just released v1.4.0 due to it defaulting the version checking to be false by default. I didn't want to check people who have been using the LTS off guard.

Thanks to @adriandmitroca for the PR. I also added some information to the top of the README.md about what this is and if you wish to get LTS from CKEditor4.

It's out of my hands as all this package is providing the integration with Laravel Nova.

The best thing would be to move to CKEditor5. I've been exploring it in my projects and these days I can't tell the difference between it and CKeditor4 anymore. The thing that I really needed CKEditor4 was the ability to edit source, at the start of CKEditor5 that wasn't the possible.

There is a CKEditor5 package for Laravel Nova at https://github.com/mostafaznv/nova-ckeditor which last was updated 2 months, so they are still going strong with their CKEditor5 package.

[haidong2099]

in file : Your_Src_Code/config/nova.php Add this config

'ckeditor-field' => [
    'options' => [
        'versionCheck' => false,
    ],
],

];