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chore: resolve open dependabot security alerts - #129

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Summary

  • Bumped sqlite3 constraint from ~> 1.4 to >= 2.9.5 in examples/local/Gemfile to resolve low-severity vulnerability (CVE-2026-54619)

Dependabot Alerts Resolved

Alert Package Severity Fix
#8 sqlite3 low Bumped constraint to >= 2.9.5 in examples/local/Gemfile

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  • CI unit tests pass (change is isolated to the example app Gemfile; does not affect SDK tests)

- sqlite3 ~> 1.4 -> >= 2.9.5 (low, alert #8, CVE-2026-54619)
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Pull request overview

This PR addresses a Dependabot security alert in the local Rails example app by updating the sqlite3 gem version constraint to a patched version range.

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  • Update the sqlite3 dependency constraint in the example app to resolve a low-severity security alert.

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jonathannorris merged commit e01e10d into main Aug 6, 2026
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jonathannorris deleted the chore/dependabot-alerts branch August 6, 2026 19:41
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