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[GitHub] [pulsar] hpvd commented on issue #8701: push websocket

hpvd commented on issue #8701:
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/issues/8701#issuecomment-737866945


   @codelipenghui of course one can check this versions manually but what do you think of making it an automated routine before every release?
   
   what would help (if not already used):
   
   1. enabling githubs alerts for vulnerable dependencies for pulsar see https://docs.github.com/en/free-pro-team@latest/github/managing-security-vulnerabilities/about-alerts-for-vulnerable-dependencies
   
   -> if possible a bot automatically should open an issue to fix these findings
   
   2. since possible not all vulnerables are reported/found it may also be a idea  having a table of dependencies:
      - row 1: name of of dependency
      - row 2: versions of dependencies used in latest pulsar release e.g. see https://frontbackend.com/maven/artifact/org.apache.pulsar/pulsar/2.6.2
      - row 3: latest version of dependency available ( if hosted at github: acessible with github api)
   
   -> before every release one should look at this table and update all (most) depencies to their latest version (or note a hint why this is not possible at this time (e.g. incomaptible changes)
   -> of one could automate open update issues as well, but there these may be to frequent...
   
   
   


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