Security update needed: mongodb
See original GitHub issuenpm audit
is throwing high severity warnings for mongodb
. It looks like we would need to update to mongodb@3.3.3
to resolve those, and we’re currently on "mongodb": "^2.2.36"
. Clearly possible breaking changes.
We probably need to update apostrophe-db-mongo-3-driver
as well, though easier there.
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This got done, with emulate-mongo-2-driver.
I think the whitelist is only for Github. So Github has its own security warnings, which are suppressed by whitelisting. There’s no such whitelisting for NPM, so that warning remains.