feat: node.js 2025-07-15 security releases #274
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WalkthroughThe changes update the Node.js CI workflow by removing version 14 from testing, revise the Changes
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CI Workflow->>Node.js Matrix: Run tests on Node.js 16, 18, 20, 22, 24
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CI Workflow-->>Developer: CI status (Node.js 14 excluded)
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Pull Request Overview
This PR updates Node.js bug version tracking to reflect the July 2025 security releases, removing vulnerable versions and updating dependency configurations.
- Updates Node.js bug version entries for v20, v22, and v24 with new security patch versions
- Removes deprecated dependencies and test coverage tools
- Modernizes test imports to use Node.js built-in modules
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| package.json | Updates Node.js bug version tracking with July 2025 security releases and removes deprecated dependencies |
| test/index.test.js | Modernizes imports to use Node.js built-in modules and corrects package.json import |
| .github/workflows/nodejs.yml | Removes Node.js 14 from CI test matrix |
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package.json:24
- Husky v4.2.5 is quite outdated and may have compatibility issues with newer Node.js versions. Consider updating to a more recent version (v8+ is current) or verify this version is intentionally pinned for compatibility reasons.
"husky": "^4.2.5"
package.json:94
- Node.js version 24.4.1 appears to be a future release that may not exist yet. Please verify this version number against the actual July 2025 security releases announcement.
">= 24.0.0 < 24.4.1": {
package.json:78
- Node.js version 20.19.4 may not exist yet. Please verify this version number against the actual July 2025 security releases, as Node.js 20.x typically has lower patch numbers.
">= 20.0.0 < 20.19.4": {
package.json:86
- Node.js version 22.17.1 appears to be a future release. Please verify this version number exists in the actual July 2025 security releases.
">= 22.0.0 < 22.17.1": {
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Summary of Changes
Hello @fengmk2, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request primarily focuses on integrating the latest Node.js 2025-07-15 security releases by updating the project's package.json to reflect the new safe version ranges for Node.js 20.x, 22.x, and 24.x. Concurrently, it includes general maintenance to the project's build and test infrastructure, modernizing script definitions and module imports for better alignment with current Node.js best practices.
Highlights
- Node.js Security Updates: Updated the
unsafe-node-versionsranges withinpackage.jsonto reflect the Node.js 2025-07-15 security releases. This includes updating the vulnerable version ranges for Node.js 20.x (to< 20.19.4), 22.x (to< 22.17.1), and 24.x (to< 24.4.1), ensuring the project tracks the latest patched versions. - Script and Dependency Refactoring: Streamlined
package.jsonscripts by correcting a typo in thetestcommand (node--testtonode --test), introducing aprecihook for linting, simplifying thecicommand, and removing unused development dependencies (c8,git-contributor, and the generictestpackage). - Modern Node.js Imports: Updated
test/index.test.jsto align with modern Node.js practices by using thenode:protocol prefix for built-in modules (node:assert,node:test) and explicitly referencingpackage.jsonwhen requiring it.
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package.json (1)
10-13:precihook works but is easy to miss
npm run ciwill automatically call thepreciscript (because of npm-script lifecycle naming), so the lint step still runs.
If this was meant to be explicit rather than implicit, consider folding the lint directly back into theciscript to avoid the “magic” and make the pipeline intention obvious.- "ci": "npm test", + "ci": "npm run lint && npm test",
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package.json (1)
10-13: Watch out fornode --teston Node 16The built-in test runner is unflagged only from Node 18 upwards.
On Node 16 it exists but is still experimental and only from v16.17+.
CI currently targets16(Line 16 in the workflow) without pinning to ≥16.17, so an older patch image could break the build.Two options:
- version: '16, 18, 20, 22, 24' + # pin to the first 16.x that shipped the test runner + version: '16.17, 18, 20, 22, 24'or drop 16 completely now that LTS ends in Sep 2025.
Up to you, but please lock this down to prevent flaky CI..github/workflows/nodejs.yml (1)
16-16: String list parsing – make sure the action likes itThe composite action expects a comma-separated list, but wrapping everything in a single quoted string means the step receives one item (
"16, 18, 20, 22, 24").
Check the action’s implementation; many expect a literal newline-separated list or an array input.If it needs an array, use YAML arrays:
version: | 16 18 20 22 24Otherwise CI will only test against the first entry after it splits.
test/index.test.js (2)
1-2: Good move to explicitnode:importsUsing the
node:prefix avoids module-resolution surprises and is forward-compatible.
Looks clean.
5-5: Explicit JSON import avoids “main” resolution side-effectsRequiring
package.jsondirectly is clearer than relying onpackageexport resolution.
LGTM.
[skip ci] ## [1.115.0](v1.114.0...v1.115.0) (2025-07-31) ### Features * node.js 2025-07-15 security releases ([#274](#274)) ([3d0069e](3d0069e))
https://nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerability/july-2025-security-releases
closes #273
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