Added ignore for safety alert 62044 #7039
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This alert affects pip >23.3 and involves a possible exploit when downloading packages from a mercurial repo. We don't do that, so it's safe to ignore this in development requirements files
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Already suppressed in <freedomofpress/securedrop#7039>.
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Already suppressed in <freedomofpress/securedrop#7039>.
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This alert affects pip >23.3 and involves a possible exploit when downloading packages from a mercurial repo. We don't do that, so it's safe to ignore this in development requirements files.
(This is not yet failing in
make safety, but will once the public db is updated. Centralised check is failing already.)Testing
make safetypasses locally