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Snyk has created this PR to fix 1 vulnerabilities in the npm dependencies of this project.

Snyk changed the following file(s):

  • package.json
  • package-lock.json

Vulnerabilities that will be fixed with an upgrade:

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high severity Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS)
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jhamot commented Feb 22, 2026

Merge Risk: High

This upgrade contains major breaking changes for both babel-core and mocha, requiring significant configuration and code modifications.

babel-core@5.8.38 → babel-core@6.10.4

Risk: HIGH

The upgrade from Babel 5 to 6 is a major migration. Babel 6 introduced a plugin-based architecture, meaning it no longer transpiles ES2015 or other features by default. This is a fundamental shift that requires project reconfiguration.

Key Breaking Changes:

  • Modular Packages: The monolithic babel package is deprecated. Functionality is split into babel-cli and babel-core. All transformations (like ES2015-to-ES5) are now separate plugins that must be installed and configured.
  • Configuration Required: You must create a .babelrc file and specify "presets" (collections of plugins) to enable transformations, such as babel-preset-es2015.
  • Default Behavior: By default, Babel 6 does nothing to your code. Without presets or plugins, it will output the code as-is.

Recommendation:

  1. Uninstall previous babel packages (babel, babel-core).
  2. Install new dependencies: babel-cli, babel-core, and necessary presets like babel-preset-es2015.
  3. Create a .babelrc file in your project root to configure the presets (e.g., { "presets": ["es2015"] }).

mocha@6.2.3 → mocha@10.6.0

Risk: MEDIUM

This upgrade spans several major versions and includes breaking changes related to environment support and configuration.

Key Breaking Changes:

  • Node.js Support: Support for older Node.js versions has been dropped incrementally. v7 dropped Node.js 6, v8 dropped versions below 10.12.0, and v10 dropped Node.js 12.
  • Configuration: The mocha.opts file is deprecated in v7 and its functionality removed in later versions. Configuration should be moved to a .mocharc.* file or within package.json.
  • Command-Line Options: Several CLI flags have been changed or removed. For example, --compilers is no longer supported, and --debug has been removed.

Recommendation:

  • Ensure your project is running on a supported Node.js version (v14 or higher is recommended).
  • Migrate any configuration from mocha.opts to a .mocharc.json or .mocharc.yml file.
  • Review and update any command-line scripts to use the new CLI flags.

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