security: patch React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) #68
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This is not really a problem for this project. react2shell only affects react server projects. The react code in this project is a SPA so this change is not needed. |
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🛡️ Patching React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182)
Time for a security bump! This PR patches the React2Shell vulnerability (CVE-2025-55182) by updating our UI dependencies. It’s a critical fix to keep our environment safe from potential remote exploits.
What’s changing?
19.2.3(The magic version that kills the bug).@types/reactto19.2.7so TypeScript stays happy and doesn't throw a fit.How to test
node_modules(or justnpm install).npm run dev.Quick Note
Keeping things secure is a top priority, and moving to React 19 also gives us a nice stability boost. Let’s get this merged so we can stop worrying about CVEs for at least... five minutes. ☕