chore: replace vsce with @vscode/vsce and add serialize-javascript override#2339
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chore: replace vsce with @vscode/vsce and add serialize-javascript override#2339
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Two unresolved vulnerabilities from the previous
npm audit fixrun that required breaking changes or overrides to address.Changes
vsce→@vscode/vsce@^3.7.1: Replaces the deprecatedvscepackage (which pulled in a vulnerablexml2js <0.5.0) with its official successor. Updatesgulpfile.jsrequire accordingly.overrides.serialize-javascript: >=7.0.5: Forces transitive consumers (mocha) off the vulnerable<=7.0.4range, which carried RCE and CPU-exhaustion DoS CVEs.Net result: 18 → 14 vulnerabilities.