Add Trusted Types support #62618
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The pull request above is to add a tool called tsec to the linting process to check for Trusted Types violations. Going forward, I plan to create more pull requests to fix all of the violations detected by tsec. Also, tsec is not guaranteed to catch all violations, so I plan to find and fix violations that occur when running Next.js applications locally or from running unit/integration tests. After all of these violations are fixed, then application developers can choose to enforce Trusted Types without being blocked by the framework. |
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Moving this to |
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Afaik React already supports Trusted Types: https://github.com/facebook/react/pull/16157/files |
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Hmm, so does Next? |
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Describe the feature you'd like to request
Backstory and initial implementation can be found here: #13509
Describe the solution you'd like
As mentioned in #13509 Trusted Types helps prevent XSS attack, we're planning to add support for it in Next.js natively so that there is a default configuration.
Someone from the Chrome team is going to start working on adding Trusted Types to Next.js early January.
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