feat: @rspack/core and @rspack/cli 1.1.7 are vulnerable versions

[fengmk2]

web-infra-dev/rspack#8767 (comment)

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Updated package version to 1.107.1.
  • Added new dependencies: @rspack/core and @rspack/cli, enhancing compatibility with the rspack framework.

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Walkthrough

This pull request updates the package.json for the bug-versions project by incrementing the package version from 1.107.0 to 1.107.1. Two new dependencies, @rspack/core and @rspack/cli, have been added with version 1.1.8. Both dependencies reference a specific GitHub issue related to the rspack project, suggesting a targeted update to improve compatibility with the rspack framework.

Changes

File	Changes
package.json	- Version bumped from 1.107.0 to 1.107.1 - Added @rspack/core@1.1.8 dependency - Added @rspack/cli@1.1.8 dependency

Possibly related PRs

• feat: security fix on vant package #262: Similar package.json update with new entries in the bug-versions section

🐰 Hop, hop, version update!

Rspack dependencies now shine bright
Package version takes a gentle flight
Two new friends join our code's delight
Compatibility reaches new height! 🚀

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🔇 Additional comments (3)

package.json (3)

1229-1234: LGTM: Properly configured version override for @rspack/core.

The entry correctly specifies version 1.1.8 as a replacement for the vulnerable version 1.1.7, with appropriate documentation linking to the issue.

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1235-1239: LGTM: Properly configured version override for @rspack/cli.

The entry correctly specifies version 1.1.8 as a replacement for the vulnerable version 1.1.7, with appropriate documentation linking to the issue.

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1229-1239: Verify the referenced issue documentation.

Let's verify that the referenced issue properly documents the vulnerability.

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Issue link appears to be invalid or inaccessible

The referenced GitHub issue web-infra-dev/rspack#8767 and its comment 2552738907 are not accessible. Let me verify if the issue exists without the specific comment.

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Version override is correctly addressing a confirmed security vulnerability

The issue link references a legitimate security advisory from the Rspack team. Version 1.1.7 of both @rspack/core and @rspack/cli was compromised by an attacker and contains malicious code. The package.json correctly overrides these versions to 1.1.8, which is a safe re-release of v1.1.6 as confirmed by the Rspack team.

• The override in package.json correctly targets the affected version 1.1.7
• The upgrade to version 1.1.8 follows the official security guidance
• The issue link, while having an invalid comment ID, points to a valid security advisory

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