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Bump jsoup to 1.15.3 to mitigate against CVE-2022-36033.
A quick local test seemed to suggest that simply bumping the version breaks the build, when attempted locally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Thanks for bringing this up and attempting to fix it on your own!
simply bumping the version breaks the build
yeah, Jsoup has the following class:
class Elements extends ArrayList<Element>
and we used Kotlin's List.filter extension on it in tests:
List.filter
elements.filter { ... }
However, it looks like jsoup 1.15 brings a new method to this class, which interferes with the Kotlin extension:
public Elements filter(NodeFilter nodeFilter) { NodeTraversor.filter(nodeFilter, this); return this; }
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Bump Jsoup to avoid CVE-2022-36033
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Fixes #2754
Bump Jsoup to avoid CVE-2022-36033 (#2772)
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Bump jsoup to 1.15.3 to mitigate against CVE-2022-36033.
A quick local test seemed to suggest that simply bumping the version breaks the build, when attempted locally.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: