chore: upgrade glob from 10_2_7 to 10_5_0 - #20
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This pull request updates the
globdependency from version 10.2.7 to 10.5.0 to address a critical security vulnerability (GHSA-5j98-mcp5-4vw2).Vulnerability details:
In affected versions of the glob CLI, the
-c/--cmdflag executed matched file paths withshell: true, enabling command injection. An attacker could craft a file name containing shell metacharacters (e.g., backticks or$()) to execute arbitrary commands on the system when glob is used with command execution.What changed and why it matters:
The fix in glob 10.5.0 ensures that command execution via
--cmduses safe execution without shell expansion or properly escapes arguments. By upgrading, we eliminate the risk of this command injection attack in any workflow that leverages the glob CLI for executing commands on matched files.No code changes were required in our repository; the update is a straightforward dependency version bump.