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Snyk has created this PR to fix 2 vulnerabilities in the yarn dependencies of this project.

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  • plugins/catalog-common/package.json

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Vulnerabilities that will be fixed with an upgrade:

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low severity Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF)
SNYK-JS-WEBPACK-15235959
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low severity Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF)
SNYK-JS-WEBPACK-15235969
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This PR updates the dependency resolution strategy for @backstage/plugin-search-common in the catalog-common plugin.

  • Changed dependency from workspace:^ to pinned version 0.3.1
  • Locks the package to a specific version instead of using local workspace version
  • Affects package manager dependency resolution during installation
  • May impact compatibility with other workspace packages

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This pull request, automatically generated by Snyk, focuses on enhancing the project's security by updating a key dependency. The primary objective is to mitigate known Server-side Request Forgery vulnerabilities, thereby strengthening the application's resilience against potential security threats.

Highlights

  • Security Upgrade: Upgraded the @backstage/plugin-search-common dependency from 0.0.0-use.local to 0.3.1 to address identified security vulnerabilities.
  • Vulnerability Fixes: This upgrade specifically resolves two low-severity Server-side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities (SNYK-JS-WEBPACK-15235959 and SNYK-JS-WEBPACK-15235969) detected by Snyk.
  • Yarn Lock Warning: The yarn.lock file was not automatically updated by Snyk, requiring manual intervention to update it before merging, especially for projects utilizing Yarn's zero-install feature.
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  • plugins/catalog-common/package.json
    • Updated the @backstage/plugin-search-common dependency version from workspace:^ to 0.3.1 within the dependencies section.
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  • This pull request was automatically created by Snyk to address identified security vulnerabilities.
  • Snyk reported a failure to update the yarn.lock file, advising manual update before merging.
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This PR modifies the dependency management strategy for the catalog-common plugin by changing how the @backstage/plugin-search-common package is resolved. The change transitions from a workspace-based dependency resolution to a pinned version dependency, locking the package to version 0.3.1. This modification affects the package installation behavior and may be implemented to ensure version stability, prepare the package for external publishing, or resolve compatibility issues within the workspace. The change impacts how package managers handle dependency resolution and could affect integration with other workspace packages.

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File(s) Summary
plugins/catalog-common/package.json Changed @backstage/plugin-search-common dependency from workspace reference (workspace:^) to pinned version (0.3.1).

Sequence Diagram

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sequenceDiagram
    participant CatalogCommon as "catalog-common plugin"
    participant SearchCommon as "plugin-search-common"
    
    Note over CatalogCommon,SearchCommon: Dependency Version Change
    
    rect rgb(255, 240, 240)
        Note right of CatalogCommon: Before: workspace:^<br/>(local workspace reference)
    end
    
    rect rgb(240, 255, 240)
        Note right of CatalogCommon: After: 0.3.1<br/>(pinned to specific version)
    end
    
    CatalogCommon->>SearchCommon: depends on (version 0.3.1)
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This pull request, automatically generated by Snyk, aims to fix security vulnerabilities by changing the version of @backstage/plugin-search-common. However, the proposed change is incorrect and should not be merged. It replaces a local workspace dependency (workspace:^) with a pinned, outdated version (0.3.1) from the public registry. This is a major downgrade from the current workspace version (1.2.5) and breaks the monorepo's dependency management structure, which will likely cause build or runtime failures. The warning in the PR description about failing to update yarn.lock further indicates that this change introduces dependency conflicts. The underlying security issue needs to be addressed in a way that is compatible with the monorepo setup, likely by updating the vulnerable transitive dependency across the workspace.

"@backstage/catalog-model": "workspace:^",
"@backstage/plugin-permission-common": "workspace:^",
"@backstage/plugin-search-common": "workspace:^"
"@backstage/plugin-search-common": "0.3.1"

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This change replaces a workspace-local dependency with a pinned version from the public registry, which is a significant downgrade and breaks the monorepo's dependency structure.

  • Breaks Monorepo Structure: The workspace:^ protocol ensures that packages within this monorepo depend on each other's local source code. Changing this to a specific version 0.3.1 will cause this package to fetch an old, published version of @backstage/plugin-search-common from npm, ignoring local changes and updates. Other dependencies like @backstage/catalog-model correctly use workspace:^.

  • Major Downgrade: The version in the workspace for @backstage/plugin-search-common is 1.2.5. Pinning to 0.3.1 is a major downgrade that will likely lead to build failures, runtime errors, or missing features, as it's a very old version.

While the intent is to fix a security vulnerability, this approach is incorrect and harmful. The underlying vulnerability should be addressed differently, perhaps by updating transitive dependencies within the monorepo, rather than by this downgrade. This change should be reverted.

Suggested change
"@backstage/plugin-search-common": "0.3.1"
"@backstage/plugin-search-common": "workspace:^"

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