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@krljakob krljakob commented Jul 2, 2025

  • Pin versions for 18 security-critical packages across 90 projects
  • Focus on high-impact packages: streamlit, openai, anthropic, requests, etc.
  • Addresses supply chain security vulnerabilities from unpinned dependencies
  • Maintains compatibility with existing functionality

Security packages pinned:

  • streamlit==1.41.1 (CVE prevention)
  • openai==1.58.1 (API security)
  • anthropic==0.39.0 (API security)
  • requests==2.32.3 (HTTP security)
  • urllib3==2.2.3 (URL parsing security)
  • pydantic==2.10.5 (data validation)
  • sqlalchemy==2.0.36 (SQL injection prevention)
  • pillow==11.0.0 (image processing security)

This is the first step in securing the repository's dependency chain.

- Pin versions for 18 security-critical packages across 90 projects
- Focus on high-impact packages: streamlit, openai, anthropic, requests, etc.
- Addresses supply chain security vulnerabilities from unpinned dependencies
- Maintains compatibility with existing functionality

Security packages pinned:
- streamlit==1.41.1 (CVE prevention)
- openai==1.58.1 (API security)
- anthropic==0.39.0 (API security)
- requests==2.32.3 (HTTP security)
- urllib3==2.2.3 (URL parsing security)
- pydantic==2.10.5 (data validation)
- sqlalchemy==2.0.36 (SQL injection prevention)
- pillow==11.0.0 (image processing security)

This is the first step in securing the repository's dependency chain.
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