Address High-Severity NPM Audit Issue

[Gupta-02]

The project has a high-severity vulnerability detected by npm audit. This needs to be investigated and fixed to ensure the app's security. Run npm audit to see details, then update dependencies or apply patches as needed. This is critical for production readiness

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[HarshYadav152]

@Gupta-02 How do you do that?
What approach?

[Gupta-02]

First II will Start by running npm audit in your project's root (and any subdirectories with package.json if it's a multi-part setup) to get the full details on what's vulnerable, then try the quick win with npm audit fix to auto-update safe versions within your semver ranges— if that doesn't cover the high-severity issues, manually bump the affected packages in your package.json to their latest secure versions, check the package repos for patches or alternatives (like swapping out deprecated libs), and always follow up with thorough testing (npm test and manual checks) to ensure nothing broke; to stay ahead, make npm audit a regular habit, use tools like Dependabot for auto-updates, and vet new dependencies upfront to avoid future headaches, turning what feels like a scary security alert into a manageable routine that keeps your app safe and production-ready without losing sleep over it.

[GauravKarakoti]

Can i work on this?