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47.6% of packages have vulnerbilities, 95.3% of those vulnerbilities are high. (1 of which is critical)
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47.6% of packages have vulnerabilities, 95.3% of those vulnerabilities are
high. (1 of which is critical)
This is less a critique of this repository, and more a critique of web development in general. This is the landscape in which we live in - we've accepted a world where we we believe that building software on top of other software is a good thing (in this case building upon 800+ other things, which is actually fewer packages than most).
This was supposed to make things better, but what it really means is, EVERYTHING will always be broken and there's nothing we can do about it.
NPM, building things on top of hundreds of dependencies, and many many more philosophies of modern web development are severely broken and need to be tossed out in the trash.
Okay rant over.