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bump solid-js to avoid security vulnerability #410
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Hi @enrique-ramirez, thanks for taking the time to file this issue! 👋
After reviewing your report, it looks like one required field is missing:
Minimal, Reproducible Example — The template requires a link to a reproducible example (e.g. a CodeSandbox, Stackblitz, or similar), but the field was left empty. For a dependency/security vulnerability report like this one, a minimal example could be:
A small repo or sandbox that has @tanstack/react-devtools installed and shows the vulnerable seroval in the dependency tree (e.g. via npm ls seroval output or a package-lock.json snippet).
Additionally, there's a small inconsistency worth clarifying:
The TanStack Devtools version field lists v0.10.0, but the dependency chain in the description shows @tanstack/devtools@0.11.0. Could you confirm which version you're using?
Once you've added the reproducible example and clarified the version, we'll be happy to look into this further. Thanks!
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github-actions commentedon Apr 1, 2026
Hi @enrique-ramirez, thanks for taking the time to file this issue! 👋
After reviewing your report, it looks like one required field is missing:
Minimal, Reproducible Example — The template requires a link to a reproducible example (e.g. a CodeSandbox, Stackblitz, or similar), but the field was left empty. For a dependency/security vulnerability report like this one, a minimal example could be:
@tanstack/react-devtoolsinstalled and shows the vulnerableserovalin the dependency tree (e.g. vianpm ls serovaloutput or apackage-lock.jsonsnippet).Additionally, there's a small inconsistency worth clarifying:
v0.10.0, but the dependency chain in the description shows@tanstack/devtools@0.11.0. Could you confirm which version you're using?Once you've added the reproducible example and clarified the version, we'll be happy to look into this further. Thanks!