[Snyk] Security upgrade next from 14.2.23 to 15.2.2 #13
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…ties The following vulnerabilities are fixed with an upgrade: - https://snyk.io/vuln/SNYK-JS-NEXT-10259370
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Summary of Changes
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This PR was automatically generated by Snyk to address a security vulnerability in the next dependency. Specifically, it aims to fix a 'Missing Origin Validation in WebSockets' vulnerability (SNYK-JS-NEXT-10259370) which has a score of 401.
The proposed solution is to upgrade the next package in the docs directory from version 14.2.23 (or ^14.2.15 as specified in package.json) to 15.2.2 (or ^15.2.2 as specified in package.json). This major version upgrade also brings along updates to various transitive dependencies as reflected in the package-lock.json file.
Highlights
- Dependency Upgrade: The core change is the upgrade of the
nextpackage in thedocsdirectory from version14.2.23to15.2.2. This is a major version upgrade. - Transitive Dependency Updates: Upgrading
nextto a new major version results in significant changes to the dependency tree recorded inpackage-lock.json, including updates to@next/env,@next/swc-*packages,@swc/helpers,styled-jsx, and the addition ofsharpand its related native/optional dependencies.
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- docs/package-lock.json
- Updated
namefield from "docs" to "relock-npm-lock-v2-YqKvGe" (line 2) - Updated
nextdependency version from14.2.23to15.2.2(line 8) - Added
@emnapi/runtimeoptional dependency (lines 86-95) - Added numerous
@img/sharp-*optional dependencies (lines 199-559) - Updated
@next/envversion from14.2.23to15.2.2(lines 872-874) - Updated various
@next/swc-*package versions from14.2.23to15.2.2(lines 878-992) - Removed
@next/swc-win32-ia32-msvcoptional dependency (lines 618-633 removed) - Updated
@swc/helpersversion from0.5.5to0.5.15and updated itstslibdependency from^2.4.0to^2.8.0(lines 1178-1184) - Added
color,color-convert,color-name,color-stringoptional dependencies (lines 1852-1896) - Added
detect-libcoptional dependency (lines 2520-2529) - Added
is-arrayishoptional dependency (lines 3210-3216) - Updated
nextdependency details, including engine requirements (node:>=18.17.0to^18.18.0 || ^19.8.0 || >= 20.0.0), optional dependencies (removed@next/swc-win32-ia32-msvc, addedsharp), and peer dependency ranges forreact/react-dom(added support for^19.0.0) (lines 4688-4723) - Added
babel-plugin-react-compilertonext's optional peer dependencies (lines 4733-4735) - Added
semveroptional dependency (lines 5642-5653) - Added
sharpoptional dependency and its extensive optional dependency tree (lines 5655-5693) - Added
simple-swizzleoptional dependency (lines 5744-5753) - Updated
styled-jsxversion from5.1.1to5.1.6(lines 5876-5878) - Updated
styled-jsxpeer dependency range forreact(added support for^19.0.0-0) (lines 5886-5887)
- Updated
- docs/package.json
- Updated
nextdependency version from^14.2.15to^15.2.2(line 3)
- Updated
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Code Review
This pull request, automatically generated by Snyk, upgrades the next package from version 14.2.23 to 15.2.2 to address the security vulnerability SNYK-JS-NEXT-10259370 (Missing Origin Validation in WebSockets).
This is a major version upgrade for Next.js (v14 to v15), which introduces several notable changes beyond the direct dependency bump. These include updated Node.js version requirements, new peer dependencies, and a significant number of new transitive dependencies primarily related to the sharp image processing library. While the primary goal of fixing the vulnerability is likely achieved, the side effects of a major version upgrade warrant careful review and testing.
Summary of Findings
- Increased Node.js Version Requirement for
next: Thenextpackage version15.2.2mandates a newer Node.js version (^18.18.0 || ^19.8.0 || >= 20.0.0). This is a critical check for environment compatibility. (Commented as high severity) - Unusual
nameField Change inpackage-lock.json: Thenameattribute indocs/package-lock.jsonwas altered to"relock-npm-lock-v2-YqKvGe". This should be reviewed for correctness. (Commented as medium severity) - New Peer Dependency:
babel-plugin-react-compiler: Thenextpackage now hasbabel-plugin-react-compileras a peer dependency, which might require attention depending on the project's React setup. (Commented as medium severity) - Dependency Removals (Low Severity - Not Commented): The following dependencies are no longer part of
[email protected]or its direct requirements: graceful-fs(removed as a direct dependency ofnext).@next/swc-win32-ia32-msvc(optional SWC package for 32-bit Windows removed fromnextand the lock file).- Significant New Transitive Dependencies (Low Severity - Not Commented):
[email protected]introducessharpas an optional dependency, which in turn pulls in a large number of platform-specific@img/sharp-*packages and other related libraries likecolor,detect-libc, etc. While many are optional, this expands the potential dependency footprint.
Merge Readiness
This pull request addresses a security vulnerability by upgrading next to version 15.2.2. However, as this is a major version upgrade, it introduces significant changes that require careful consideration:
- Node.js Version: The increased Node.js version requirement (a high-severity concern) must be confirmed to be compatible with all relevant environments.
package-lock.jsonName: The unusual change to thenamefield indocs/package-lock.jsonshould be clarified or corrected.- New Peer Dependency: The implications of the new
babel-plugin-react-compilerpeer dependency should be understood.
Given these points, especially the high-severity Node.js version requirement, I recommend that these changes be thoroughly reviewed and tested, and the identified issues addressed or explicitly acknowledged before merging. As an AI, I am not authorized to approve pull requests; please ensure this PR undergoes the necessary human review and testing procedures.
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| "node": "^18.18.0 || ^19.8.0 || >= 20.0.0" |
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The upgrade to [email protected] has increased the minimum Node.js version requirement. The engines.node field for the next package is now "^18.18.0 || ^19.8.0 || >= 20.0.0", up from ">=18.17.0" in [email protected].
This is a potentially breaking change. Could you please verify that all development, build, and deployment environments for the docs project meet these new Node.js version requirements? If not, the application could fail to build or run.
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The name field in this package-lock.json has changed from "docs" to "relock-npm-lock-v2-YqKvGe". This is unexpected, as the name in package-lock.json usually aligns with the name in the package.json (if specified) or the directory name (in this case, docs). The docs/package.json does not have a name field.
Could this be an artifact of the Snyk/npm lockfile regeneration process? If so, it might be preferable to revert this to "docs" or a name consistent with project conventions to avoid confusion. Running npm install locally in the docs directory might also correct this if it's a temporary name.
"name": "docs",
| "@playwright/test": "^1.41.2", | ||
| "react": "^18.2.0", | ||
| "react-dom": "^18.2.0", | ||
| "babel-plugin-react-compiler": "*", |
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[email protected] now includes "babel-plugin-react-compiler": "*" as a peer dependency. This is also reflected in peerDependenciesMeta where it's marked as optional.
This addition suggests Next.js 15 is integrating with or preparing for the React Compiler. It would be good to check:
- If the project intends to use the React Compiler with Next.js 15.
- If this new peer dependency requires any specific configuration changes or installations (e.g.,
npm install babel-plugin-react-compiler --save-dev) to avoid warnings or ensure compatibility, even if its use is optional.
Please ensure this doesn't introduce unexpected build warnings or behavior.
Snyk has created this PR to fix 1 vulnerabilities in the npm dependencies of this project.
Snyk changed the following file(s):
docs/package.jsondocs/package-lock.jsonVulnerabilities that will be fixed with an upgrade:
SNYK-JS-NEXT-10259370
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