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chore: run npm audit fix - #341

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Replaces #284, #294, #296, #297, #298, #299, #301, #308 and #313.

npm audit reported 84 findings, 5 of them critical, spread across nine Dependabot PRs.

This runs npm audit fix without --force, bringing the count to 50 findings with 1 critical.

  • lodash range raised to ^4.18.1. It is the only runtime dependency affected, and users only get the fix if the published range moves.
  • Remaining findings need major bumps of firebase-tools, firebase-admin, mocha or @typescript-eslint, so Bump tar and firebase-tools #319 stays open.

Unit tests, lint and the Firestore emulator integration suite pass locally on Node 24.

Lockfile-only update within existing package.json ranges. Supersedes the open Dependabot bumps for js-yaml, minimatch, picomatch, node-forge, brace-expansion, lodash, fast-xml-parser, protobufjs and qs.
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IzaakGough marked this pull request as ready for review October 14, 2026 15:39

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lgtm with comments

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IzaakGough merged commit f333bfe into master Oct 17, 2026
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IzaakGough deleted the @invertase/npm-audit-fix branch October 17, 2026 11:25
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