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Patch release with one security fix and nothing else. The branch starts at the v1.41.2 tag and carries over only the advisory fix that is already on main.
GHSA-x5r8-cxwg-fhm4: the quoting added in 1.41.1 and 1.41.2 only protects POSIX shells, so names that Windows cmd.exe or PowerShell would still act on now get no copyable command
The v1.41.3 tag is on the security-only release point (12f068ed), where the suite, build and accuracy sweep pass (CopilotKit: 4,367 packages, 145 vulnerable on both sides). Main was merged in after that, keeping main's files with the version set to 1.41.3, so merging this only brings the version bump and changelog. The changelog's 1.41.2 entry now points at the 1.41.3 fix instead of telling Windows users to check names by hand.
Yarn 1.22 records an alias as "util-lib@npm:lodash@4.17.20". The classic
parser kept the text before the final @, so a scan queried
util-lib@npm:lodash and reported no advisories for the lodash that was
actually installed.
Co-authored-by: Alex Powell <alex-powell@users.noreply.github.com>
(cherry picked from commit 8b4800c)
…config
npm run and npx export a project's own .npmrc registry to the scanner as
lowercase npm_config_registry, which was treated as an explicit user setting
and granted private access. The lowercase spelling, and any spelling on
Windows, is now trusted only when it is the public registry or matches the
user's home config.
Also corrects the 1.41.1 release date and its upgrade note, which told
users to set the registry in their user-level config without saying the
project's own config has to drop it first.
* fix(security): add a check for names that are unsafe in any common shell
shellQuote is POSIX single-quote quoting. cmd.exe ignores single quotes and
PowerShell reads the POSIX escape for a quote differently, so a name with
& | < > ^ % ! quotes, a backtick or a control character can still act there.
isSafeInEveryShell flags those, and npmLsCommand returns no command for them.
* fix(security): withhold fix commands that are unsafe to paste in some shell
A target whose package, version or workspace name fails the check gets no
command and each affected finding is listed as skipped with the reason,
under its own package so a parent-update target cannot hide the child. A
folder name that fails the check withholds every command for that folder.
* fix(security): withhold unsafe inspection, phantom and override commands
The npm ls hints, the PD001 and PD002 install commands and the override
--fix command give a plain instruction instead of a command when the
package or folder name is not safe to paste into every shell.
* test: expect no command for names unsafe in some shell
Names that only POSIX quoting can neutralise now get no command; the
real-shell execution checks stay for the rest.
* test: pin which names withhold a command and how skips are reported
Covers the shell check on both sides, an unsafe package next to a safe one,
an unsafe folder naming each affected package including a child refreshed
through its parent, a folder with only a space, and the override command.
* test: fill the override context fields the shell quoting test omitted
The context was missing three fields and passed possibly-undefined
details to a string helper; both were type errors carried from the test's
original version, which the CI check now counts because this branch edits
the file.
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Bug Fixes
Copyable fix commands are now withheld when package, workspace, or folder names could cause command execution in Windows shells. This applies to fix-plan, npm ls, install, and override-fix hints; the affected fix count is adjusted accordingly.
Release
Updated the displayed release version to 1.41.3.
This change updates the package and website version references to 1.41.3. The changelog documents when copyable commands are withheld for names that Windows shells could act on.
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Release notes and version metadata CHANGELOG.md, package.json, website/docusaurus.config.ts
The changelog adds the 1.41.3 security note and revises the 1.41.2 note. The package version and website’s latest version change to 1.41.3.
This release bump updates the version and changelog only. No concrete merge-blocking risk was identified.
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The description states the purpose: a patch release with one security fix (GHSA-x5r8-cxwg-fhm4) that withholds copyable commands for names Windows shells could act on. It explains the base tag, the test results, and the merge history. It does not include the template's "Closes #" line, which links an issue. The template's required section "What changed and why" is covered in substance, but the issue reference is missing.
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Patch release with one security fix and nothing else. The branch starts at the v1.41.2 tag and carries over only the advisory fix that is already on main.
cmd.exeor PowerShell would still act on now get no copyable commandThe v1.41.3 tag is on the security-only release point (
12f068ed), where the suite, build and accuracy sweep pass (CopilotKit: 4,367 packages, 145 vulnerable on both sides). Main was merged in after that, keeping main's files with the version set to 1.41.3, so merging this only brings the version bump and changelog. The changelog's 1.41.2 entry now points at the 1.41.3 fix instead of telling Windows users to check names by hand.