Upgrade to datatables.net@1.11.3 in distribution repos
See original GitHub issueyarn audit
returning XSS vulnerability (https://snyk.io/vuln/SNYK-JS-DATATABLESNET-1540544) for datatables.net < 1.11.3
. I’d like to propose an update to the distribution repositories to:
datatables.net-bs4
to point todatatables.net@1.11.3
.- All other distribution repos point to updated version of
datatables.net-bs4
.
If accepted this will be my first contribution to an open source project so please bear with me. If I missed anything here please let me know!
Best, Jon
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Yup - we’ll get it done 😃
That’s it done (for example).
Was we tag up new releases these will progress through. Until then, an npm install or update should be bringing in the latest versions (unless you have a lock file restricting it to an older version).