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fix(deps): patch body-parser and multer security issues - #967
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The security audit fails on
devbecause the lockfile contains vulnerable versions ofbody-parserandmulter.Update
body-parserfrom 1.20.8 to 1.20.9 (advisory) andmulterfrom 2.4.0 to 2.5.0 (advisory). Both updates fit the existing dependency ranges. Only the lockfile changes.This addresses the existing security audit failure reported on #966.
Testing
Clean root and client installs with
npm ci --ignore-scriptspassed.All four security audit commands passed at the existing CI thresholds.
Backend: 6,212 tests passed across 212 suites; line coverage 91.28%.
Frontend: 5,497 tests passed across 297 suites; line coverage 89.77%.
Lint and TypeScript checks passed.
Local HTTP checks passed for plain and gzipped JSON, invalid JSON rejection, multipart uploads, and upload size limits.
Docker/Compose build and startup passed on Linux amd64 with a fresh MariaDB database. Application and database health checks passed; the image and running container both contained body-parser 1.20.9 and multer 2.5.0, including the copy used by Express.
No vulnerability exploit or migration of existing user data was exercised.