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spf13/pflag dependency is not updated to latest available version from long time #1984

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JayantChopade opened this issue Feb 20, 2025 · 1 comment
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Viper Version

1.19.0

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1.21

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This repository should not use dependency which is not updated from long time even if latest version is available. this can help in avoiding compliance and security risk for users.

Actual Behavior

current version 1.19.0 of viper does not use latest version of dependency spf13/pflag which is 1.0.6

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@JayantChopade JayantChopade added the kind/bug Something isn't working label Feb 20, 2025
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Go modules use Minimum Version Selection; library modules are generally expected to specify the most minimum version required to use the project, allowing users of the module to use any SemVer compatible version higher than that.

Are there any security issues with the v1.0.5 version in the current release?

Note that the dependency is already updated in the repository (but not yet in a tagged release);

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