Updates to python/npm packages to address security updates#967
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Updates to python/npm packages to address security updates#967
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Seems pretty straightforward to me @sfisher
I'm not super familiar with Poetry, but from what I see its mostly pretty minor patches for most of the dependencies. If the site seems to be running ok to you then I'm sure its fine.
I'm not super familiar with the UI, so not sure having me login and poke around would be more useful. Happy to do so though if you want
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These are the latest security updates that dependabot is flagging for December. A bump in the django version and an npm update.
The NPM update was easy to do so I did it, even though no npm libraries are used directly on the EZID site and npm/gulp is just use for compiling assets outside of what runs in the application.
@briri I'm going to tag you to review since Dave is getting busy with other things and Jing is out. The branch is already deployed to dev/stg and I can give you the login info out of band if it's helpful.