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[chore] Temporarily suppress CVE for superagent #448

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formidible, a transitive dependency of superagent, has a CVE open for it. No patch is currently available. This PR temporarily suppresses audit warnings regarding the CVE to unblock our CI. The suppressant expires in six months, at which time we will re-evaluate the CVE.

  • Add audit-ci config file, add temporary CVE suppressant (re-evaluate in six months)

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- Remove package-lock.json from Git
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Please don't blow away the package lock file heh

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@nwithan8 nwithan8 merged commit 942afda into master Apr 23, 2024
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@nwithan8 nwithan8 deleted the CVE-2022-29622 branch April 23, 2024 19:17
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