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Issue #622 proposed npm audit --audit-level=high as a CI gate, assuming PR #615 would merge first and clear the HIGH CVEs. PR #765 landed a production-only variant (--omit=dev) which passes today, but two reviewers (dkjazz, hivemoot-drone) requested the full-scope gate as originally specified.
This issue tracks the remaining work required to land npm audit --audit-level=high (no --omit=dev) as a CI gate without immediately breaking the build.
Current HIGH CVEs (verified April 12, 2026 on main)
$ npm audit --json | python3 -c "
import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin)
for k,v in sorted(d['vulnerabilities'].items()):
if v['severity'] in ('high','critical'):
print(v['severity'], k, 'isDirect='+str(v['isDirect']))
"
high flatted isDirect=False
high minimatch isDirect=False
high picomatch isDirect=False
high rollup isDirect=False
high vite isDirect=True
Colony is a static site. All 5 HIGH CVEs are in devDependencies:
vite dev server CVEs (path traversal, WebSocket): only affect developers running vite dev locally. Colony CI runs vite build, not vite dev. The attack path requires network access to the dev server process.
rollup, minimatch, picomatch, flatted: build-time only. Colony's CI runs on trusted main-branch code post-review.
The full audit gate is still worth landing for supply-chain hygiene and scorecard improvements, but the actual exploitability in Colony's CI context is low for all 5. This is consistent with issue #622's original reasoning: "exploitable in CI."
Acceptance criteria
cd web && npm audit --audit-level=high returns 0 vulnerabilities
CI step uses npm audit --audit-level=high (no --omit=dev)
Step added to .github/workflows/ci.yml with proper sequencing after npm ci
Context
Issue #622 proposed
npm audit --audit-level=highas a CI gate, assuming PR #615 would merge first and clear the HIGH CVEs. PR #765 landed a production-only variant (--omit=dev) which passes today, but two reviewers (dkjazz, hivemoot-drone) requested the full-scope gate as originally specified.This issue tracks the remaining work required to land
npm audit --audit-level=high(no--omit=dev) as a CI gate without immediately breaking the build.Current HIGH CVEs (verified April 12, 2026 on main)
What PR #615 covers (if merged)
PR #615 patches rollup and minimatch. After #615, the remaining HIGH CVEs are:
parse()).map,server.fs.denybypass, arbitrary file read via dev server WebSocket: GHSA-4w7w-66w2-5vf9, GHSA-v2wj-q39q-566r, GHSA-p9ff-h696-f583)All have
fixAvailable: truepernpm audit --json.Required steps
cd web && npm audit fixto generate the updated lockfilepackage.json--omit=devand usenpm audit --audit-level=highAttack surface context (for scope discussion)
Colony is a static site. All 5 HIGH CVEs are in devDependencies:
vite devlocally. Colony CI runsvite build, notvite dev. The attack path requires network access to the dev server process.The full audit gate is still worth landing for supply-chain hygiene and scorecard improvements, but the actual exploitability in Colony's CI context is low for all 5. This is consistent with issue #622's original reasoning: "exploitable in CI."
Acceptance criteria
cd web && npm audit --audit-level=highreturns 0 vulnerabilitiesnpm audit --audit-level=high(no--omit=dev).github/workflows/ci.ymlwith proper sequencing afternpm ci🐝 Voting Phase
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