[WTF-2591]: Fix vulnerabilities in transitive dependencies of PWT#174
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- Update use of yeoman - Migrate to ESM - Improve logging
- Rename spec files to match default cypress specPattern
- Trigger audit after migration - Check for npm usage, give manual instructions for other package managers
node:child_process.exec executes the given command in a shell. While the input here comes from npm, it is still good to make sure that the package name argument is not expanded by the shell.
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The main objective of this PR is to ensure widget developers don't install vulnerable packages through the pluggable-widgets-tools. It accomplishes this with the following methods:
auditcommand that adds overrides for transitive dependencies of the PWTAdditionally this PR:
Testing
When installing this version of the PWT it should have significantly less vulnerabilities reported by
npm audit. Runningnpx pluggable-widgets-tools audit:fixshould eliminate all of them.Existing widgets should continue to function. Depending on the configuration it may require some upgrade work.