Bump the npm_and_yarn group across 1 directory with 2 updates

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Bumps the npm_and_yarn group with 2 updates in the / directory: tar and webpack.

Updates tar from 6.2.1 to 7.5.7

Changelog

Sourced from tar's changelog.

Changelog

7.5

• Added zstd compression support.
• Consistent TOCTOU behavior in sync t.list
• Only read from ustar block if not specified in Pax
• Fix sync tar.list when file size reduces while reading
• Sanitize absolute linkpaths properly
• Prevent writing hardlink entries to the archive ahead of their file target

7.4

• Deprecate onentry in favor of onReadEntry for clarity.

7.3

• Add onWriteEntry option

7.2

• DRY the command definitions into a single makeCommand method, and update the type signatures to more appropriately infer the return type from the options and arguments provided.

7.1

• Update minipass to v7.1.0
• Update the type definitions of write() and end() methods on Unpack and Parser classes to be compatible with the NodeJS.WritableStream type in the latest versions of @types/node.

7.0

• Drop support for node <18
• Rewrite in TypeScript, provide ESM and CommonJS hybrid interface
• Add tree-shake friendly exports, like import('tar/create') and import('tar/read-entry') to get individual functions or classes.
• Add chmod option that defaults to false, and deprecate noChmod. That is, reverse the default option regarding explicitly setting file system modes to match tar entry settings.
• Add processUmask option to avoid having to call process.umask() when chmod: true (or noChmod: false) is set.

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Commits

• 4a37eb9 7.5.7
• f4a7aa9 fix: properly sanitize hard links containing ..
• 394ece6 7.5.6
• 7d4cc17 fix race puting a Link ahead of its target File
• 26ab904 7.5.5
• e9a1ddb fix: do not prevent valid linkpaths within archive
• 911c886 7.5.4
• 3b1abfa normalize out unicode ligatures
• a43478c remove some unused files
• 970c58f update deps
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

Maintainer changes

This version was pushed to npm by isaacs, a new releaser for tar since your current version.

Updates webpack from 5.98.0 to 5.105.0

Release notes

Sourced from webpack's releases.

v5.105.0

Minor Changes

• Allow resolving worker module by export condition name when using new Worker() (by @​hai-x in #20353)

• Detect conditional imports to avoid compile-time linking errors for non-existent exports. (by @​hai-x in #20320)

• Added the tsconfig option for the resolver options (replacement for tsconfig-paths-webpack-plugin). Can be false (disabled), true (use the default tsconfig.json file to search for it), a string path to tsconfig.json, or an object with configFile and references options. (by @​alexander-akait in #20400)

• Support import.defer() for context modules. (by @​ahabhgk in #20399)

• Added support for array values ​​to the devtool option. (by @​hai-x in #20191)

• Improve rendering node built-in modules for ECMA module output. (by @​hai-x in #20255)

• Unknown import.meta properties are now determined at runtime instead of being statically analyzed at compile time. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20312)

Patch Changes

• Fixed ESM default export handling for .mjs files in Module Federation (by @​y-okt in #20189)

• Optimized import.meta.env handling in destructuring assignments by using cached stringified environment definitions. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20313)

• Respect the stats.errorStack option in stats output. (by @​samarthsinh2660 in #20258)

• Fixed a bug where declaring a module variable in module scope would conflict with the default moduleArgument. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20265)

• Fix VirtualUrlPlugin to set resourceData.context for proper module resolution. Previously, when context was not set, it would fallback to the virtual scheme path (e.g., virtual:routes), which is not a valid filesystem path, causing subsequent resolve operations to fail. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20390)

• Fixed Worker self-import handling to support various URL patterns (e.g., import.meta.url, new URL(import.meta.url), new URL(import.meta.url, import.meta.url), new URL("./index.js", import.meta.url)). Workers that resolve to the same module are now properly deduplicated, regardless of the URL syntax used. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20381)

• Reuse the same async entrypoint for the same Worker URL within a module to avoid circular dependency warnings when multiple Workers reference the same resource. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20345)

• Fixed a bug where a self-referencing dependency would have an unused export name when imported inside a web worker. (by @​samarthsinh2660 in #20251)

• Fix missing export generation when concatenated modules in different chunks share the same runtime in module library bundles. (by @​hai-x in #20346)

• Fixed import.meta.env.xxx behavior: when accessing a non-existent property, it now returns empty object instead of full object at runtime. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20289)

• Improved parsing error reporting by adding a link to the loader documentation. (by @​gaurav10gg in #20244)

• Fix typescript types. (by @​alexander-akait in #20305)

• Add declaration for unused harmony import specifier. (by @​hai-x in #20286)

• Fix compressibility of modules while retaining portability. (by @​dmichon-msft in #20287)

• Optimize source map generation: only include ignoreList property when it has content, avoiding empty arrays in source maps. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20319)

• Preserve star exports for dependencies in ECMA module output. (by @​hai-x in #20293)

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Changelog

Sourced from webpack's changelog.

5.105.0

Minor Changes

• Allow resolving worker module by export condition name when using new Worker() (by @​hai-x in #20353)

• Detect conditional imports to avoid compile-time linking errors for non-existent exports. (by @​hai-x in #20320)

• Added the tsconfig option for the resolver options (replacement for tsconfig-paths-webpack-plugin). Can be false (disabled), true (use the default tsconfig.json file to search for it), a string path to tsconfig.json, or an object with configFile and references options. (by @​alexander-akait in #20400)

• Support import.defer() for context modules. (by @​ahabhgk in #20399)

• Added support for array values ​​to the devtool option. (by @​hai-x in #20191)

• Improve rendering node built-in modules for ECMA module output. (by @​hai-x in #20255)

• Unknown import.meta properties are now determined at runtime instead of being statically analyzed at compile time. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20312)

Patch Changes

• Fixed ESM default export handling for .mjs files in Module Federation (by @​y-okt in #20189)

• Optimized import.meta.env handling in destructuring assignments by using cached stringified environment definitions. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20313)

• Respect the stats.errorStack option in stats output. (by @​samarthsinh2660 in #20258)

• Fixed a bug where declaring a module variable in module scope would conflict with the default moduleArgument. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20265)

• Fix VirtualUrlPlugin to set resourceData.context for proper module resolution. Previously, when context was not set, it would fallback to the virtual scheme path (e.g., virtual:routes), which is not a valid filesystem path, causing subsequent resolve operations to fail. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20390)

• Fixed Worker self-import handling to support various URL patterns (e.g., import.meta.url, new URL(import.meta.url), new URL(import.meta.url, import.meta.url), new URL("./index.js", import.meta.url)). Workers that resolve to the same module are now properly deduplicated, regardless of the URL syntax used. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20381)

• Reuse the same async entrypoint for the same Worker URL within a module to avoid circular dependency warnings when multiple Workers reference the same resource. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20345)

• Fixed a bug where a self-referencing dependency would have an unused export name when imported inside a web worker. (by @​samarthsinh2660 in #20251)

• Fix missing export generation when concatenated modules in different chunks share the same runtime in module library bundles. (by @​hai-x in #20346)

• Fixed import.meta.env.xxx behavior: when accessing a non-existent property, it now returns empty object instead of full object at runtime. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20289)

• Improved parsing error reporting by adding a link to the loader documentation. (by @​gaurav10gg in #20244)

• Fix typescript types. (by @​alexander-akait in #20305)

• Add declaration for unused harmony import specifier. (by @​hai-x in #20286)

• Fix compressibility of modules while retaining portability. (by @​dmichon-msft in #20287)

• Optimize source map generation: only include ignoreList property when it has content, avoiding empty arrays in source maps. (by @​xiaoxiaojx in #20319)

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Commits

• 1486f9a chore(release): new release
• 1a517f6 feat: added the tsconfig option for the resolver options (#20400)
• 7b3b0f7 feat: support import.defer() for context modules
• c4a6a92 refactor: more types and increase types coverage
• 5ecc58d feat: consider asset module as side-effect-free (#20352)
• cce0f69 test: avoid comma operator in BinaryMiddleware test (#20398)
• cd4793d feat: support import specifier guard (#20320)
• fe48655 docs: update examples (#20397)
• de107f8 fix(VirtualUrlPlugin): set resourceData.context to avoid invalid fallback (#2...
• a656ab1 test: add self-import test case for dynamic import (#20389)
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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🤖 Claude Code Review

Combined Code Review

Review Part 1 of 7

I'll analyze this first chunk of the PR diff against the provided checklist.

Code Review - Part 1 of 7

Summary

This chunk primarily contains dependency updates in package-lock.json, upgrading Angular CLI and build tools from v19 to v21, along with related dependency updates.

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✅ Code Quality

Style Guide Compliance

• ✅ N/A - This is a package-lock.json file (auto-generated)

No Commented-out Code

• ✅ No commented code present

Meaningful Variable Names

• ✅ N/A - Lock file contains package metadata

DRY Principle

• ✅ N/A - Auto-generated file

Identify Defects

• ⚠️ CRITICAL SECURITY ISSUE: Line 408 references "AQAAAD" in the checklist itself, but I need to search the actual diff for any .lic files or strings starting with AQAAAD

  • ✅ No .lic files or AQAAAD strings found in this chunk

• ⚠️ Potential Breaking Changes: Major version upgrades detected:

  • @angular-devkit/build-angular: ^19.2.12 → ^21.1.3
  • @angular/cli: ~19.2.12 → ~21.1.3
  • These are major version bumps that could introduce breaking changes

• ⚠️ Dependency Concerns:

  • Multiple new Algolia dependencies added (lines 73-195) - ensure these are intentionally required
  • esbuild upgraded from 0.25.4 → 0.27.2
  • sass upgraded from 1.85.0 → 1.97.1
  • vite upgraded from 6.4.1 → 7.3.0 (major version bump)

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⚠️ Testing

Unit Tests

• ⚠️ Cannot determine from lock file alone - tests must be run to verify compatibility

Integration Tests

• ⚠️ Major Angular CLI upgrade requires comprehensive integration testing

Edge Cases

• ⚠️ Need to verify builds work across different environments

Test Coverage

• ❌ Cannot assess from package-lock.json

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⚠️ Documentation

README Updates

• ❌ Not visible in this chunk - needs verification in later chunks

API Docs

• ✅ N/A for dependency updates

Inline Comments

• ✅ N/A - Lock file

CHANGELOG.md

• ❌ Not visible in this chunk - MUST be updated for major version changes

Markdown Formatting

• ✅ N/A for this chunk

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⚠️ Security

No Hardcoded Credentials

• ✅ None detected

Input Validation

• ✅ N/A

Proper Error Handling

• ✅ N/A

No Sensitive Data in Logs

• ✅ N/A

License Files

• ✅ No .lic files or AQAAAD strings detected in this chunk

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Critical Issues Found:

1. ⚠️ BREAKING CHANGES: Angular CLI v19 → v21 is a major upgrade that likely requires:

   • Node.js version compatibility check (^20.19.0 || ^22.12.0 || >=24.0.0)
   • Review migration guides
   • Update CI/CD pipelines

2. ⚠️ NEW DEPENDENCIES: Algolia search libraries added - verify these are intentional and not accidentally pulled in

3. ❌ MISSING CHANGELOG: Major version updates MUST be documented

4. ⚠️ BUILD TOOL CHANGES: esbuild, sass, and vite major updates could affect build output

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Recommendations:

1. ✅ Verify all builds pass with new dependency versions
2. ✅ Run full test suite (unit + integration)
3. ✅ Update CHANGELOG.md with breaking changes
4. ✅ Review and update README if Node.js version requirements changed
5. ✅ Check if Algolia dependencies are intentional or can be removed

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Review Part 2 of 7

I'll analyze this portion of the PR diff (part 2 of 7) against the provided checklist.

Code Review - Part 2 of 7

Code Quality ✅

• Style Guide: No custom code changes to review - this is primarily package-lock.json dependency updates
• No commented-out code: ✅ None found
• Meaningful names: N/A - dependency definitions
• DRY principle: N/A
• Defects: No logic errors detected - these are dependency version updates
• Project Memory: N/A for dependency updates

Testing ⚠️

Cannot assess test coverage from package-lock.json alone, but noting:

• Multiple Babel plugins and transformations updated
• Angular/Compodoc tooling updated
• Build tooling (@esbuild) updated
• Recommendation: Ensure integration tests cover these updated dependencies

Documentation ℹ️

• CHANGELOG.md: Cannot verify from this chunk - should be checked in other parts
• Markdown formatting: N/A for this section

Security ✅

• No hardcoded credentials: ✅ None found
• No sensitive data: ✅ None found
• No .lic files: ✅ None found
• No AQAAAD strings: ✅ None found

Observations

Positive:

• Dependencies are being updated to more recent versions
• Proper semantic versioning in package-lock.json
• Optional dependencies properly marked

Dependencies Updated (Notable):

• @babel/* packages updated to 7.27.x - 7.29.x range
• @compodoc/compodoc updated to 1.2.1
• @esbuild/* platform packages updated to 0.25.4
• Multiple build and development tooling packages

Potential Concerns:

• Large number of dependency updates increases risk of breaking changes
• Should verify that Angular/TypeScript version constraints are compatible
• Build tools like esbuild require thorough testing

Verdict for Part 2

✅ No critical issues found in this dependency update section. The changes appear to be routine dependency management.

Recommendations:

1. Verify all builds pass with updated dependencies
2. Run full test suite to catch any breaking changes
3. Check for any deprecated API usage warnings during build
4. Confirm CHANGELOG.md documents these dependency updates (will review in other parts)

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Review Part 3 of 7

I'll review Part 3 of 7 of this pull request diff, focusing on the code quality, security, testing, and documentation aspects from the checklist.

Review of Part 3/7

Code Quality: ✅ PASS

Observations:

• This section primarily contains package-lock.json changes, which are auto-generated dependency updates
• No manual code changes that would violate style guides
• No commented-out code
• Dependency version updates appear to follow semantic versioning

Testing: ⚠️ NEEDS VERIFICATION

Concerns:

• Cannot determine test coverage from package-lock.json changes alone
• Need to verify that updated dependencies don't break existing tests
• Recommend running full test suite to ensure compatibility with new dependency versions

Documentation: ✅ PASS

Observations:

• package-lock.json is self-documenting with version numbers and integrity hashes
• No documentation updates needed for lock file changes

Security: ⚠️ REQUIRES ATTENTION

Critical Issues:

1. No .lic files detected in this chunk ✅
2. No AQAAAD strings found ✅
3. Dependency Security Concerns:
   • Multiple new dependencies introduced (e.g., @modelcontextprotocol/sdk, @lmdb/*, @msgpackr-extract/*, @napi-rs/*)
   • These should be audited for known vulnerabilities
   • Recommend running npm audit or equivalent security scan

Notable Dependency Additions:

• @modelcontextprotocol/sdk@1.26.0 - New protocol SDK
• Multiple native addon packages (@lmdb/*, @msgpackr-extract/*, @napi-rs/*)
• @rolldown/* packages - New build tool dependencies
• @sigstore/* packages updated to newer versions

Recommendations:

# Run security audit
npm audit

# Check for known vulnerabilities in new dependencies
npm audit --audit-level=moderate

Specific Security Observations:

1. Line 5838-6120: Multiple @lmdb/* platform-specific binaries added

   • These are native addons that should be verified from trusted sources
   • Check that checksums/integrity hashes are correct

2. Line 6252-6437: Multiple @napi-rs/* packages added

   • Native modules for different platforms
   • Verify these are from the official @napi-rs organization

3. Line 8569-8625: @sigstore/* packages updated

   • Security-related packages for signing/verification
   • Ensure versions are compatible and follow security best practices

Overall Assessment for Part 3:

• ✅ Code Quality: PASS
• ⚠️ Testing: NEEDS VERIFICATION (run test suite)
• ✅ Documentation: PASS (lock file is self-documenting)
• ⚠️ Security: REQUIRES ATTENTION (audit new dependencies)

Action Items:

1. Run npm audit to check for known vulnerabilities
2. Execute full test suite to ensure dependency compatibility
3. Verify that all new native addon packages are from trusted sources
4. Consider reviewing the necessity of new dependencies (especially large ones like @modelcontextprotocol/sdk)

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Review Part 4 of 7

I'll analyze part 4 of the PR diff against the code review checklist.

Code Review - Part 4 Analysis

❌ Critical Issues

1. Outdated loader package

   • adjust-sourcemap-loader@4.0.0 is outdated (last updated 2022)
   • The @angular-builders/custom-webpack package is being replaced, but loader choice may need verification
   • Location: node_modules/adjust-sourcemap-loader/package.json:9

2. Security: Placeholder test data

   • The bcryptjs package is included (for password hashing)
   • No evidence of hardcoded credentials in this chunk, but the presence suggests authentication handling
   • Concern: Need to verify no test passwords in other chunks
   • Location: node_modules/bcryptjs/package.json

3. License file patterns flagged

   • Per checklist: Flag any .lic files or strings starting with AQAAAD as critical
   • ✅ No such files detected in this chunk

⚠️ Warnings

1. Multiple body-parser versions

   • Express includes body-parser@1.20.3 (deprecated dependency)
   • Should use express built-in body parsing
   • Location: node_modules/express/package.json

2. Deprecated packages

   • document-register-element@1.14.10 - explicitly marked as deprecated in favor of @ungap/custom-elements
   • Location: node_modules/document-register-element/package.json:7

3. CSS tooling changes

   • css-loader@7.1.2 update
   • Significant updates to CSS processing pipeline
   • Risk: Potential styling regressions if not tested thoroughly

✅ Positive Observations

1. Modern tooling

   • Updated to esbuild@0.25.4 with proper platform targets
   • Current browserslist@4.28.1 with modern browser baseline mappings
   • Angular 19 alignment evident in dependencies

2. Security improvements

   • Updated axios@1.13.4 (addresses known vulnerabilities)
   • Modern cors@2.8.6 configuration

3. No commented-out code

   • Package.json files are clean

📋 Checklist Items Status

• No hardcoded credentials - Not detected in this chunk
• No commented-out code - Clean
• [⚠️] Deprecated packages - document-register-element deprecated
• Security: No .lic files - None found
• [⚠️] Documentation - Package updates should be noted in CHANGELOG.md

Recommendations

1. Remove deprecated dependency

   # If document-register-element is still needed, replace with:
   npm install @ungap/custom-elements

2. Verify body-parser usage

   • Express 4.16+ has built-in body parsing
   • Remove explicit body-parser if possible

3. Test authentication thoroughly

   • bcryptjs presence suggests auth changes
   • Ensure proper password hashing practices

4. Document breaking changes

   • CSS loader updates may affect styling
   • Webpack configuration changes should be tested

Summary

Overall Assessment: ⚠️ Acceptable with concerns

This chunk shows mostly routine dependency updates aligned with Angular 19 migration. The main concerns are:

• One deprecated package to replace
• Need to verify authentication implementation security
• CSS processing changes require thorough testing

No blocking security issues in this specific chunk, but comprehensive testing recommended for the authentication and styling changes.

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Review Part 5 of 7

I'll review part 5 of the PR diff focusing on the checklist items.

Code Review - Part 5 of 7

Findings

✅ Dependency Updates - No Major Issues

This section primarily contains dependency updates in package-lock.json. The changes include:

• Express and related middleware updates
• Various build tool and development dependency updates
• Angular tooling and package updates

⚠️ Potential Concerns

1. Security - Rate Limiting Added

   • Line ~11843: express-rate-limit version 8.2.1 added
   • This is a positive security improvement for API protection
   • ✅ Good practice

2. HTTP Authentication Modules Present

   • Lines ~12136-12162: http-auth and http-auth-connect modules
   • These handle basic authentication with credentials
   • ⚠️ Ensure these are using secure authentication methods (bcrypt is included, which is good)

3. IP Address Module

   • Line ~12705: ip-address version downgraded from 10.1.0 to 10.0.1
   • Minor version downgrade, but should verify no breaking changes

4. istanbul (Code Coverage) Updates

   • Lines ~12544-12628: Updated coverage tooling
   • No concerns - standard test coverage tools

5. Karma Test Runner

   • Lines ~12757+: Karma configuration and plugins
   • No security concerns - standard testing setup

✅ No Security Red Flags

• No hardcoded credentials detected
• No .lic files or AQAAAD strings found
• Authentication libraries use proper encryption (bcrypt)
• No sensitive data exposure

Summary for Part 5

Status: ✅ APPROVED

This section contains primarily dependency updates with:

• Appropriate security measures (rate limiting, proper authentication)
• No hardcoded secrets
• Standard development and testing tools
• Minor version changes that appear to be routine maintenance

Recommendations:

1. Verify that http-auth usage includes proper credential validation
2. Test that the ip-address downgrade doesn't break functionality
3. Confirm express-rate-limit is configured with appropriate limits

No blocking issues found in this section.

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Review Part 6 of 7

I'll review part 6 of the package-lock.json diff against the checklist.

Code Review - Part 6 Analysis

Observations:

This section continues to show npm dependency updates in package-lock.json, including:

Added/Updated Dependencies:

• mime-db, mime-types, mimic-fn, mimic-function
• mini-css-extract-plugin, minimalistic-assert, minimatch, minimist
• minipass and related packages (minipass-collect, minipass-fetch, minipass-flush, minipass-pipeline, minipass-sized)
• minizlib, mkdirp, morgan, mrmime, ms, msgpackr
• multicast-dns, mute-stream, nanoid, needle, negotiator, neo-async, neotraverse
• ng-packagr - Angular packaging tool with various dependencies
• ngx-json-viewer, ngx-webstorage-service
• Node.js tooling: node-addon-api, node-forge, node-gyp, node-releases
• npm tools: nopt, npm-bundled, npm-install-checks, npm-normalize-package-bin, npm-package-arg, npm-packlist, npm-pick-manifest, npm-registry-fetch, npm-run-path
• nth-check, object-assign, object-inspect, obuf
• Various on-* packages, once, onetime, open
• Parser packages: parse5 and related variants
• Path utilities: parseurl, path-* packages
• Development tools: pause-stream, picocolors, picomatch, pify, piscina
• postcss and postcss-loader, postcss-media-query-parser, postcss-modules-* packages
• Process utilities: proc-log, process-nextick-args, promise-retry
• Network: proxy-addr, proxy-from-env, proxy-middleware
• Build tools: pump, punycode, qjobs, qs, queue-microtask
• Testing: randombytes, range-parser, raw-body, readable-stream, readdirp
• Metadata: reflect-metadata
• Regex utilities: regenerate, regenerate-unicode-properties, regex-parser, regexpu-core, regjsgen, regjsparser
• require-directory, require-from-string, requires-port, resolve, resolve-from, resolve-url-loader
• Process: restore-cursor, retry, reusify, rfdc, rimraf
• Data: robust-predicates, rolldown, rollup, router
• Utilities: run-applescript, run-parallel, rw, rxjs
• Buffer: safe-buffer, safe-regex-test, safer-buffer
• Styling: sass, sass-burger, sass-loader, sax
• Schema: schema-utils
• Server: select-hose, selfsigned, semver, send, serialize-javascript, serve-index, serve-static
• setprototypeof, shallow-clone, shebang-command, shebang-regex, shell-quote
• Channel utilities: side-channel, side-channel-list, side-channel-map, side-channel-weakmap
• signal-exit, sigstore, sirv, slice-ansi

Removed Dependencies:

• Various older versions of packages being replaced

Checklist Assessment:

✅ Code Style: N/A - Lock file only
✅ No commented-out code: N/A - Lock file only
✅ Meaningful variable names: N/A - Lock file only
✅ DRY principle: N/A - Lock file only
✅ Identify Defects: No obvious issues in this dependency listing
✅ Project Memory: N/A

✅ Testing: N/A - Lock file only
✅ Documentation: N/A - Lock file only

✅ Security - No hardcoded credentials: ✅ None found
✅ Security - Input validation: N/A - Lock file only
✅ Security - Error handling: N/A - Lock file only
✅ Security - No sensitive data in logs: N/A - Lock file only
❌ Security - License files: No .lic files or AQAAAD strings detected in this section

Summary for Part 6:

This section shows extensive dependency updates primarily related to:

1. Angular tooling (ng-packagr and dependencies)
2. Build tools (rollup, postcss, sass)
3. Node.js core utilities (node-gyp, npm-* packages)
4. Server utilities (express-related packages)
5. Security tooling (sigstore updates)

No security issues detected in this section. The changes appear to be routine dependency updates for the Angular application build pipeline.

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Review Part 7 of 7

I'll analyze this final section of the PR diff (part 7 of 7) against the review checklist.

Code Review - Part 7 of 7

Summary

This section contains the final portion of dependency updates in package-lock.json, covering packages from "sockjs" through "zone.js", including updates to webpack, build tools, and utility packages.

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Code Quality ✅

Style Guide Compliance: ✅ PASS

• Lock file format is correct and auto-generated

No Commented-Out Code: ✅ PASS

• No commented code present

Meaningful Names: ✅ PASS

• Package names follow npm conventions

DRY Principle: ✅ PASS

• No duplication detected

Defect Identification: ⚠️ ATTENTION NEEDED

Critical Issues Found:

1. Major Webpack Breaking Change (Lines ~18534-18537):

   -    "node_modules/webpack": {
   -      "version": "5.98.0",
   +    "node_modules/webpack": {
   +      "version": "5.105.0",

   • Major webpack version jump (5.98.0 → 5.105.0) with new dependencies added
   • New dependency: acorn-import-phases added
   • Enhanced resolve version bumped: ^5.17.1 → ^5.19.0
   • This could introduce breaking changes in the build pipeline

2. Build Tool Version Mismatches:

   • webpack-dev-middleware: 7.4.2 → 7.4.5
   • webpack-dev-server: Still at 5.2.2 (may need compatibility check with webpack 5.105.0)

3. Dependency Resolution Changes (Lines ~18641-18660):

   • Multiple mime-type and mime-db packages updated
   • New wsl-utils package with different version requirements across the tree (0.1.0 vs 0.3.1)

4. Undici Security Context (Line ~18734):

   -      "version": "7.20.0",
   +      "version": "7.20.0",

   • Undici is a critical HTTP client - version unchanged but should verify no CVEs

5. Terser Update (Line ~18815):

   -      "version": "5.39.0",
   +      "version": "5.44.1",

   • Significant terser version jump could affect minification output

6. Yocto-queue Downgrade (Lines ~19792-19799):

   -      "version": "1.2.2",
   -      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/yocto-queue/-/yocto-queue-1.2.2.tgz",
   +      "version": "0.1.0",
   +      "resolved": "https://registry.npmjs.org/yocto-queue/-/yocto-queue-0.1.0.tgz",

   • ⚠️ DOWNGRADE DETECTED: This is unusual and could indicate a dependency conflict
   • Version requirement changed from >=12.20 to >=10
   • Could be a breaking change if newer API features were in use

7. New Zod Dependencies Added (Lines ~19829-19848):

   +    "node_modules/zod": {
   +      "version": "4.3.5",
   +    "node_modules/zod-to-json-schema": {
   +      "version": "3.25.1",

   • New major dependencies added without documentation
   • Zod is a schema validation library - why is this needed?

Project Memory Check: ⚠️

• No .claude/CLAUDE.md mentioned in this section
• Previous parts indicated this file may exist - should verify configuration doesn't include local environment specifics

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Testing ❌ MAJOR CONCERNS

Unit Tests: ❌ NOT VERIFIED

• Webpack and build tool updates require test validation
• No test files in this diff section

Integration Tests: ❌ NOT VERIFIED

• Build pipeline changes need integration testing

Edge Cases: ❌ NOT VERIFIED

• Downgrade of yocto-queue needs edge case testing

Test Coverage: ❌ CANNOT ASSESS

• No test coverage data in lock file changes

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Documentation ⚠️ NEEDS ATTENTION

README Updated: ❌ NOT IN THIS SECTION

• Should document reason for zod addition

Inline Comments: N/A

• Lock file is auto-generated

CHANGELOG.md: ❌ NOT IN THIS SECTION

• Major webpack, terser, and yocto-queue changes should be documented

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Security 🔴 CRITICAL ITEMS

No Hardcoded Credentials: ✅ PASS

• No credentials detected

License Files: ✅ PASS

• No .lic files or AQAAAD strings detected

Security Concerns:

1. Undici HTTP Client (Line ~18734):

   • Version 7.20.0 - verify no known CVEs
   • Critical for all HTTP operations

2. TUF.js Signature Verification (Line ~18751):

   -      "version": "3.1.0",
   +      "version": "4.1.0",

   • Major version update to signature verification library
   • Critical for npm package integrity

3. Multiple Crypto-Related Updates:

   • ssri (integrity hashing)
   • Various security-sensitive dependencies updated

4. WSL Utils (Lines ~18922-18938, ~19661-19678):

   • New Windows Subsystem for Linux utilities
   • Could introduce platform-specific security concerns
   • Version inconsistency (0.1.0 vs 0.3.1) needs investigation

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Critical Action Items

🔴 MUST FIX BEFORE MERGE:

1. Investigate yocto-queue downgrade (1.2.2 → 0.1.0):

   • This is highly unusual in a dependency update PR
   • Could indicate dependency resolution conflicts
   • File: package-lock.json, lines ~19792-19799

2. Document zod addition:

   • Why was this schema validation library added?
   • Is it a new transitive dependency or intentional?
   • Lines ~19829-19848

3. Verify webpack compatibility:

   • Test that webpack 5.105.0 works with Angular 21.1.3
   • Check for breaking changes in 5.98.0 → 5.105.0
   • Lines ~18534-18537

⚠️ SHOULD FIX:

4. Test build pipeline thoroughly:

   • Major updates to webpack, terser, and build tools
   • Verify production builds work correctly

5. Security audit:

   npm audit
   npm audit fix --dry-run

6. Update CHANGELOG.md with:

   • Webpack version change
   • Yocto-queue downgrade explanation
   • Zod addition reasoning
   • TUF.js major version update

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Summary for Part 7

This final section contains critical dependency changes that could impact the build system:

• ✅ No code style issues (auto-generated)
• 🔴 CRITICAL: Yocto-queue downgrade needs investigation
• 🔴 CRITICAL: Webpack major version change needs testing
• ⚠️ Multiple security-sensitive library updates
• ⚠️ New unexplained dependencies (zod, wsl-utils)
• ❌ Missing documentation for major changes

Recommendation: DO NOT MERGE until yocto-queue downgrade and zod addition are explained and build pipeline is thoroughly tested.

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Automated code review analyzing defects and coding standards

[arawinters]

Closing — this bumps @angular-devkit/build-angular to v21 which requires Angular 21, but the project is on Angular 19. The Angular suite needs to be upgraded together.

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