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Update dependencies #1009
Update dependencies #1009
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Thanks a lot!
Could you please update the https://github.com/StackStorm/st2web/blob/master/CHANGELOG.rst as well?
Besides that, all good.
A note for myself before merging: I'll probably need to do a quick st2web visual check to make sure nothing broke because of updates.
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I quickly ran a few visual checks on updated st2web and found no visible regressions.
Thanks for updating the dependencies! 👍
@Kami welcome to the party! 🎉 |
This PR updates softer defined \ transient dependencies and is supposed to cover for a number of open dependabot PRs in one feel swoop.
Three minor issues discovered:
content-type
to be populated. Instead, it now sends the value provided in thedata
field verbatim and breaks auth flow. Removing previous hack fixes the problem.fontello-update
's dependencyopen
has been defined very broadly and as>=6.0.0
and switched to ESM starting 9.0.0. We do not use ESM on this project and it isn't worth to start because of a single transient dependency.ST2_PROTOCOL
we forgot to add it to ourserve
task. This creates a problem when you trying to run local version of st2web against dockerized st2.In general, I have to admit, I'm beyond impressed with how well this project held up for all this years with minimal maintenance it had. Thanks to the community for keeping it afloat.