fix: bump vulnerable transitive dependencies

[gkartalis]

This PR resolves PHIRE-3321

Description

Follow-up to #13838 and #13840. Addresses the remaining open high-severity Dependabot alerts across yarn.lock and bin/yarn.lock (the eas-cli tooling workspace).

Dependency	Bump	Method	Alerts closed
postcss	8.4.x→8.5.23	resolutions	#440, #443
fast-xml-parser	5.3.7→5.5.6	resolutions	#301
js-yaml	4.1.0→4.3.0	yarn up	#419
ws	6.2.4→6.2.6, 7.5.10→7.5.13, 8.20.1→8.21.1	yarn up	#393, #394
picomatch (root, bin)	4.0.3/4.0.4→4.0.5	yarn up	#312, #313
node-forge (bin)	1.3.1→1.4.0	yarn up	#222, #317, #318, #319
express	4.21.2→4.22.2, 5.1.0→5.2.1	yarn up (unblocks path-to-regexp below)	—
path-to-regexp	0.1.12→0.1.13, 8.3.0→8.4.2	yarn up (via express bump)	#329, #331
react-use	17.6.0→17.6.1	yarn up (unblocks js-cookie below)	—
js-cookie	2.2.1→3.0.8	yarn up (via react-use bump)	#374
sharp	0.34.5→0.35.0	resolutions	#438
tmp	0.1.0→0.2.7	resolutions	#377
brace-expansion	already 5.0.8 / 2.1.2 on disk from a prior PR	none needed, included for tracking	#442, #445

Where a dependency's requester pins a narrower range that excludes the patched version, a resolutions override was added (following the existing shell-quote pattern), with a comment explaining why and what to remove it once fixed upstream:

• postcss — expo (via @expo/metro-config@55.0.21) exact-pins postcss@~8.4.32, and styled-components@6.1.19 exact-pins postcss@8.4.49; neither is patched.
• fast-xml-parser — bumped past the version pinned by an existing resolution to additionally close a second, newer advisory on the same package.
• sharp — react-native-bootsplash@7.1.0 exact-caret-pins sharp@^0.34.5 (excludes 0.35.0). We're intentionally not bumping react-native-bootsplash itself in this PR — that would require 7.3.2+, a native-touching config-plugin bump worth its own testing pass — remove this resolution once that bump happens.
• tmp — @artsy/update-repo@0.8.2 (latest available) exact-pins tmp@^0.1.0, and no patched release exists on that line (patched is 0.2.6+). Remove once @artsy/update-repo bumps its tmp dependency upstream.

Known follow-up (not fixed here)

• parse-git-config (#190, GHSA-8g77-54rh-46hx) has no patched release at all. It's pulled in by danger@11.2.3 (our Dangerfile CI tool). The only fix path is a major bump to danger@13.0.10, which drops the dependency entirely — deferred to a separate PR since it needs its own compatibility pass against dangerfile.ts and CI.

All 19 scanned high-severity alerts have been assigned to me for tracking.

PR Checklist

• I have tested my changes on the following platforms:
  • Android.
  • iOS.
• I hid my changes behind a [feature flag], or they don't need one.
• I have included screenshots or videos at least on Android, or I have not changed the UI.
• I have added tests, or my changes don't require any.
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[Copilot]

Pull request overview

This PR updates JavaScript and Ruby lockfiles (and adds/adjusts Yarn resolutions) to remediate high-severity Dependabot alerts across Eigen’s main workspace and the bin/ (eas-cli tooling) workspace.

Changes:

• Bump multiple vulnerable transitive JS dependencies in yarn.lock via a mix of yarn up and resolutions (e.g. postcss, fast-xml-parser, sharp, tmp, ws, path-to-regexp, js-yaml).
• Add/expand dependenciesComments and resolutions entries in package.json to document and enforce overrides that upstream packages currently prevent.
• Update Ruby locked gems in Gemfile.lock (concurrent-ruby, faraday, jwt).
• Partially bump bin/ workspace dependencies in bin/yarn.lock (e.g. picomatch, node-forge descriptors).

Reviewed changes

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File	Description
yarn.lock	Updates resolved JS dependency graph to patched versions; introduces new/updated transitive entries consistent with added resolutions.
package.json	Adds documented resolutions (postcss/fast-xml-parser/sharp/tmp) and bumps react-use range to allow patched transitive deps.
Gemfile.lock	Bumps a small set of Ruby gems to patched versions.
bin/yarn.lock	Updates bin/ workspace lock entries for tooling dependencies (notably adds a node-forge@1.4.0 descriptor, but retains 1.3.1).

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[artsyit]

	Warnings
⚠️	✅ No changelog changes

Generated by 🚫 dangerJS against d04d9e3

[claude]

node-forge@npm:1.3.1 is still resolved to 1.3.1 here — the yarn up only moved the ^1.2.1 / ^1.3.1 ranges. The exact 1.3.1 descriptor comes from eas-cli@16.9.0 (bin/yarn.lock:1624, node-forge: "npm:1.3.1"), so the vulnerable copy stays in the tree and alerts #222/#317/#318/#319 won't close.

bin/package.json already has the pattern for exactly this case ("minimatch@npm:5.1.2": "5.1.8", "tar@npm:6.2.1": "7.5.22"). Add:

"node-forge@npm:1.3.1": "1.4.0"

plus a dependenciesComments entry to match the others.

[claude]

This caret is the only ranged version in the whole file — every other entry in dependencies and devDependencies is an exact pin. .yarnrc.yml doesn't set defaultSemverRangePrefix: "", so yarn up added the ^ on its own rather than by intent. Pin it to match everything else:

Suggested change

	"react-use": "^17.6.1",
	"react-use": "17.6.1",

[claude]

Code Review

Summary

Closes the remaining open high-severity Dependabot alerts by bumping transitive deps in yarn.lock and bin/yarn.lock, using resolutions where a requester pins a range that excludes the patched version. Every new resolutions entry has a matching dependenciesComments entry explaining the pin and its exit condition, following the existing shell-quote / braces pattern — good.

Verified in the lock: picomatch 4.0.5, ws 6.2.6 / 7.5.13 / 8.21.1, js-yaml 4.3.0, path-to-regexp 0.1.13 / 8.4.2, postcss 8.5.23 and tmp 0.2.7 are the only remaining entries for those packages — no stale vulnerable copies left behind in the root lock. One exception, below.

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Issues Found

🟡 bin/yarn.lock:3123 — node-forge 1.3.1 is still in the tree, so those four alerts will not close

"node-forge@npm:1.3.1":
  version: 1.3.1
  resolution: "node-forge@npm:1.3.1"

The yarn up split the entry and moved only the ^1.2.1 / ^1.3.1 ranges to 1.4.0. The exact 1.3.1 descriptor comes from eas-cli@16.9.0 (bin/yarn.lock:1624, node-forge: "npm:1.3.1"), so 1.3.1 stays installed and alerts 222, 317, 318, 319 stay open.

bin/package.json already handles this exact shape for other eas-cli exact pins ("minimatch@npm:5.1.2": "5.1.8", "tar@npm:6.2.1": "7.5.22"). Add "node-forge@npm:1.3.1": "1.4.0" and a matching comment.

🟡 package.json:217 — "react-use": "^17.6.1" is the only ranged version in the file

Every other entry across dependencies and devDependencies is exact-pinned, and .yarnrc.yml has no defaultSemverRangePrefix: "", so yarn up added the caret rather than anyone choosing it. Pin to 17.6.1.

The js-cookie 2→3 major riding along with this bump looks fine: every react-use import in src/ is a deep import of an individual hook — react-use/lib/usePrevious, useDebounce, useInterval, useThrottle, useTimeoutFn, useFirstMountState — and nothing imports useCookie.

🟡 package.json:360 — the tmp resolution pushes @artsy/update-repo from 0.1.0 to 0.2.7 on a CI path

tmp is already a direct devDependency at 0.2.7 on main, so the new unqualified resolution exists purely to move @artsy/update-repo@0.8.2 (tmp: "npm:^0.1.0") across the 0.1 → 0.2 line. That is a breaking line for a 0.x package, and part of what changed in 0.2.x is exactly the dir/template path validation that GHSA-ph9p-34f9-6g65 hardened.

@artsy/update-repo is used by scripts/update-metaphysics.js, wired up as yarn update-metaphysics in .circleci/config.yml:353 and gated on the deploy workflow at line 588. A break there will not show up in PR CI — it surfaces on a deploy. Worth exercising the script once, or checking how update-repo calls tmp.

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Areas Reviewed

Security — the point of the PR. Scope checks out: express, ws, js-yaml, picomatch, path-to-regexp, body-parser and friends are all dev/build tooling (@rozenite/*, expo-atlas, expo-asset), not shipped app code, so nothing here changes the runtime attack surface.

sharp 0.34.5 → 0.35.0 — low blast radius. react-native-bootsplash@7.1.0 is the only requester, no bootsplash config plugin is registered in app.json's plugins array, and no package.json script or CI job invokes bootsplash generation. The forced 0.35.0 is only reachable through a manual asset regeneration, so whoever runs it next may hit an API change on the 0.34 → 0.35 boundary. Fine to land as-is.

Comment accuracy — spot-checked the dependenciesComments claims against the lock and they hold: styled-components@6.1.19 and ~8.4.32 are the two postcss requesters, react-native-bootsplash@7.1.0 requests sharp@^0.34.5, @artsy/update-repo@0.8.2 requests tmp@^0.1.0. The description's "brace-expansion already 5.0.8 / 2.1.2 on disk" also checks out.

Testing — nothing to add; dependency-only.

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Questions for Author

1. Did an actual iOS and Android build run against fast-xml-parser@5.5.6? The requesters are @react-native-community/cli-config-android@20.0.0 (yarn.lock:6710) and @react-native-community/cli-platform-apple@20.0.0 (yarn.lock:6785), both declaring ^4.4.1 and both force-resolved past a major. The v4→v5 force already existed on main, so that is not new — but 5.5.6 restructured the package (the lock picks up new fast-xml-builder@^1.1.4, xml-naming@^0.3.0, path-expression-matcher deps), and these CLI packages parse AndroidManifest.xml and iOS plists during builds. The checklist reason "dependency-only change, no platform-specific code" does not quite hold for this one dep — it sits directly on the native build tooling path. A green yarn ios / yarn android would settle it.

2. "sharp": "0.35.0" — is 0.35.0 the patched release for GHSA-f88m-g3jw-g9cj? The comment mentions ^0.35.2 in the same breath (as bootsplash 7.3.2's range), which makes the boundary ambiguous on a read. If the patched floor is above 0.35.0, the resolution will not close the alert.