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As a result, they have been abandoned and have not received the same security updates and fixes as lodash / lodash-es
It appears we have various dependencies that depend on these per method packages. As a result we may be bringing along unmaintained versions of these lodash per method packages, even though we've updated the main lodash package.
Most - all I think - of these are the result of dependencies that depend on these per method modules of lodash.
Since this isn't about overriding versions, but about wanting to change the dependency of our dependencies, what are our options here?
I'm not sure how this gets handled since this is not my aware of expertise at all (also means I may be misunderstanding how dependencies are being managed).
With the caveat that this is not my area of expertise so I basically have no real idea what I'm talking about...
lodash
deprecated the use of per method packages a long time ago:As a result, they have been abandoned and have not received the same security updates and fixes as
lodash
/lodash-es
It appears we have various dependencies that depend on these per method packages. As a result we may be bringing along unmaintained versions of these lodash per method packages, even though we've updated the main lodash package.
Example
While this looks fine:
nextcloud-axios/package-lock.json
Lines 6197 to 6201 in b545847
These look like dead packages (and there are other similar examples in some of our other libraries):
nextcloud-axios/package-lock.json
Lines 6203 to 6221 in b545847
Most - all I think - of these are the result of dependencies that depend on these per method modules of lodash.
Since this isn't about overriding versions, but about wanting to change the dependency of our dependencies, what are our options here?
I'm not sure how this gets handled since this is not my aware of expertise at all (also means I may be misunderstanding how dependencies are being managed).
P.S. This came up while researching nextcloud/server#43894
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