Add a package.json "overrides" block forcing patched versions of
vulnerable transitive build dependencies (shell-quote, ws, node-forge,
serialize-javascript, lodash, minimatch, path-to-regexp, svgo, postcss,
qs, uuid and others). This takes `npm audit` from 41 vulnerabilities
(1 critical, 13 high, 18 moderate, 9 low) down to 9 (0 critical, 0 high,
3 moderate, 6 low).
The 9 residuals are all dev/build-time-only advisories in the EOL
laravel-mix@6 toolchain (the elliptic crypto-polyfill chain with no
upstream patch, ajv 6.x under babel-loader, webpack-dev-server /
laravel-mix, and webpack) that cannot be cleared without replacing
laravel-mix; none ship in Heimdall's production runtime. Both
'npm run production' and 'npm run dev' still compile successfully.
CI ran `yarn && yarn dev` with no committed yarn.lock, so every run resolved
the latest matching versions and dependency drift broke the pipeline in two
independent ways:
- select2 4.1.0 added engines.node ">=24" but the runner used node 22, so
`yarn install` failed outright on every pull request.
- webpack 5.108 removed lib/SizeFormatHelpers, which laravel-mix 6 still
requires, so `yarn dev` would have failed the build regardless of node.
Switch the workflow to `npm ci`, which installs the exact, known-good
versions already pinned in package-lock.json (select2 4.0.13, webpack
5.100.1) and is verified to build and lint cleanly. Pin the runner to node
24 via actions/setup-node so the toolchain is explicit rather than tracking
the runner default. Also pin select2 to ~4.0.13 in package.json so a future
`npm install` cannot pull the incompatible 4.1.0 back in.
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