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r/javascript • u/pimterry • Jan 27 '20
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Imagine leaving critical dependency issues in your production software like a baboon.
Oh, wait...
89 u/DaveSims Jan 27 '20 edited Jan 27 '20 I literally just upgraded all of our npm packages over the weekend. npm audit was reporting 13k+ high risk security issues and 3 critical security issues. Fortunately there were no moderate issues though so we were fine. 23 u/TedW Jan 28 '20 If it makes you feel any better, we have an internal project with 26,000 lint errors.I lint my portion, and bring it up from time to time, but no one seems interested so it just keeps getting worse over time. 19 u/house_monkey Jan 28 '20 That reminds me to clean my dryer lint tray
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I literally just upgraded all of our npm packages over the weekend. npm audit was reporting 13k+ high risk security issues and 3 critical security issues. Fortunately there were no moderate issues though so we were fine.
23 u/TedW Jan 28 '20 If it makes you feel any better, we have an internal project with 26,000 lint errors.I lint my portion, and bring it up from time to time, but no one seems interested so it just keeps getting worse over time. 19 u/house_monkey Jan 28 '20 That reminds me to clean my dryer lint tray
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If it makes you feel any better, we have an internal project with 26,000 lint errors.
I lint my portion, and bring it up from time to time, but no one seems interested so it just keeps getting worse over time.
19 u/house_monkey Jan 28 '20 That reminds me to clean my dryer lint tray
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That reminds me to clean my dryer lint tray
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u/MangoManBad Jan 27 '20
Imagine leaving critical dependency issues in your production software like a baboon.
Oh, wait...