chore(deps): remediate Mend scan findings on release-1.12.0 - #14555
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Mend flags datasets 4.8.5. The declared range (>2.14.7,<6.0.0) already permitted 5.x; the lock had simply gone stale, so this is a lock-only re-resolution with no transitive churn. datasets is an optional extra with no first-party import in Langflow.
The three react-router advisories Mend reports against 6.30.4 have no fix in the 6.x line -- CVE-2026-53669 and CVE-2026-53666 are patched only in 7.18.0, and CVE-2026-53668 (react-router-dom 6.30.2-6.30.4) has no 6.x patch at all. 7.18.2 also covers GHSA-qwww-vcr4-c8h2. The migration surface is small: Langflow uses createBrowserRouter with createRoutesFromElements and no loaders, actions, fetchers, defer(), or json(), so the v7 future flags that gate behavior changes do not apply. The only v6-specific code was a test that opted into v7_relativeSplatPath and v7_startTransition explicitly -- both are v7 defaults, so the prop is dropped. react-router v7 reads TextEncoder at module load and jsdom does not expose it, which broke 14 suites at import time; polyfilled next to the existing crypto/URL shims in jest.setup.js. Verified: tsc --noEmit is byte-identical to the v6 baseline (284 pre-existing errors, zero new), vite build succeeds, and all 587 jest suites / 6421 tests pass.
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When global.TextEncoder exists and global.TextDecoder is undefined, the current guard skips the fallback. Initialize each missing global independently.
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In `@src/frontend/jest.setup.js` around lines 78 - 82, Update the
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react-router v7 renders route updates in a transition, so the flow page can paint before useFlowEvents remounts with the new flow id. The hook seeded its `since` cursor with Date.now() at mount and the events API only returns events strictly newer than `since`, so anything posted in that window was dropped for good: the poll kept re-sending the same cursor and never saw the event. That is what shard 38 hit here. The trace shows the test's POST landing ~0.2-0.5s before the hook mounted on the new flow, so the agent banner never appeared -- deterministic, 8/8 attempts, while the same shard passed at the base commit. Seed the cursor 10s in the past instead, and let the server's `settled` flag decide what to do with what turns up: on the catch-up poll, events for a flow that has already settled advance the cursor but stay silent, so finished work does not flash a banner or trigger the settle-driven flow refetch.
Second fallout from the router bump, same shape as the flow-events one: the blank-flow click creates a flow and navigates, and under v7 the new canvas mounts well after the click resolves -- 1.3s later in the failing trace, which is 0.2s AFTER the test pressed "/". The wait that was supposed to cover this does not: `sidebar-search-input` is present on the flow we are LEAVING too, so it resolved against the outgoing page. Focus went to that sidebar, the new flow's page then remounted, and the input the assertion polls was a different, unfocused one -- "inactive", 8/8 attempts. It passed at the base commit and was already failing here before the flow-events fix (run 1 attempt 1, rescued by the job-level retry). Wait for the GET of the flow in the URL to land instead, so the test is on the page it thinks it is on before it touches the keyboard.
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Conflict in keyboardComponentSearch.spec.ts: both sides de-flaked the same test against different races, so the resolution keeps both barriers. release-1.12.0 (#14555) upgraded react-router-dom to v7, which defers route render — the canvas being navigated away from lingers, and it has a sidebar search input of its own, so waiting on that selector can resolve against the outgoing page. Its fix waits for the new flow's own GET /api/v1/flows/<uuid> before touching the keyboard. This branch fixed a different race: a previously focused .noflow control swallows the global search hotkey. Its fix clicks the canvas, polls until focus leaves .noflow, and asserts the input is not yet focused. Order matters: the navigation barrier runs first, so the readiness checks that follow cannot be satisfied by the outgoing canvas. waitForFlowEditorReady subsumes the fixed 500ms sleep and the bare waitForSelector it replaces — it holds until the input is visible and the sidebar reports data-search-hotkey-ready, which is the state the sleep was approximating. Taking release-1.12.0's side wholesale would also have dropped the sidebarSearchInput binding that six later assertions use. uv.lock and package-lock.json auto-merged; verified that both sides' intent survived: datasets 5.0.1 and react-router-dom 7.18.2 from the base, lfx-bundles floor 1.1.12 from this branch. `uv lock --check` is clean and the bundle release plan validates as ready.
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… of #14555) (#14562) * chore(deps): bump datasets to 5.0.1 Mend flags datasets 4.8.5. The declared range (>2.14.7,<6.0.0) already permitted 5.x; the lock had simply gone stale, so this is a lock-only re-resolution with no transitive churn. datasets is an optional extra with no first-party import in Langflow. (cherry picked from commit 6a0c13f) * chore(deps): upgrade react-router-dom to v7.18.2 The three react-router advisories Mend reports against 6.30.4 have no fix in the 6.x line -- CVE-2026-53669 and CVE-2026-53666 are patched only in 7.18.0, and CVE-2026-53668 (react-router-dom 6.30.2-6.30.4) has no 6.x patch at all. 7.18.2 also covers GHSA-qwww-vcr4-c8h2. The migration surface is small: Langflow uses createBrowserRouter with createRoutesFromElements and no loaders, actions, fetchers, defer(), or json(), so the v7 future flags that gate behavior changes do not apply. The only v6-specific code was a test that opted into v7_relativeSplatPath and v7_startTransition explicitly -- both are v7 defaults, so the prop is dropped. react-router v7 reads TextEncoder at module load and jsdom does not expose it, which broke 14 suites at import time; polyfilled next to the existing crypto/URL shims in jest.setup.js. Verified: tsc --noEmit is byte-identical to the v6 baseline (284 pre-existing errors, zero new), vite build succeeds, and all 587 jest suites / 6421 tests pass. (cherry picked from commit f1c4111) * fix(frontend): keep flow events posted just before mount visible react-router v7 renders route updates in a transition, so the flow page can paint before useFlowEvents remounts with the new flow id. The hook seeded its `since` cursor with Date.now() at mount and the events API only returns events strictly newer than `since`, so anything posted in that window was dropped for good: the poll kept re-sending the same cursor and never saw the event. That is what shard 38 hit here. The trace shows the test's POST landing ~0.2-0.5s before the hook mounted on the new flow, so the agent banner never appeared -- deterministic, 8/8 attempts, while the same shard passed at the base commit. Seed the cursor 10s in the past instead, and let the server's `settled` flag decide what to do with what turns up: on the catch-up poll, events for a flow that has already settled advance the cursor but stay silent, so finished work does not flash a banner or trigger the settle-driven flow refetch. (cherry picked from commit 4f52bcb) * test(frontend): wait for the new flow to load before pressing "/" Second fallout from the router bump, same shape as the flow-events one: the blank-flow click creates a flow and navigates, and under v7 the new canvas mounts well after the click resolves -- 1.3s later in the failing trace, which is 0.2s AFTER the test pressed "/". The wait that was supposed to cover this does not: `sidebar-search-input` is present on the flow we are LEAVING too, so it resolved against the outgoing page. Focus went to that sidebar, the new flow's page then remounted, and the input the assertion polls was a different, unfocused one -- "inactive", 8/8 attempts. It passed at the base commit and was already failing here before the flow-events fix (run 1 attempt 1, rescued by the job-level retry). Wait for the GET of the flow in the URL to land instead, so the test is on the page it thinks it is on before it touches the keyboard. (cherry picked from commit 08e10ee)
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Addresses the 2026-08-14 Mend scan against
release-1.12.0.Every flagged package was checked against GitHub Security Advisories (reviewed and unreviewed), OSV, and PyPI/npm release history before deciding whether a bump was possible. 5 of the 8 findings cannot be remediated by a version bump, for the reasons documented below.
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react-router/react-router-domdatasetsreact-router→ v7.18.2None of the three findings have a fix in the 6.x line, so v7 is the only remediation:
react-router >= 6.0.0, < 7.18.0) — open redirect via backslash in<Link>/useNavigate; first patched 7.18.0.react-router >= 6.4.0, < 7.18.0) — SSR-hydration constructor injection; first patched 7.18.0.react-router-dom >= 6.30.2, <= 6.30.4) — open redirect leading to XSS; no 6.x patch exists at all (first_patched_version: null).7.18.2 additionally covers GHSA-qwww-vcr4-c8h2 (patched exactly at 7.18.2).
The migration surface turned out to be small. Langflow uses
createBrowserRouter+createRoutesFromElementswith no loaders, actions, fetchers,defer(), orjson(), so the v7 future flags that gate behavior changes don't apply here. The only v6-specific code in the tree was a single test that already opted intov7_relativeSplatPathandv7_startTransitionexplicitly — both are defaults in v7, so thefutureprop is dropped.One environment fix was needed: react-router v7 reads
TextEncoderat module load, and jsdom doesn't expose it, which broke 14 suites at import time. Polyfilled next to the existingcrypto/URLshims injest.setup.js.Lock diff is 40/-24 lines —
@remix-run/routeris absorbed into v7, andcookie@1.1.1/set-cookie-parser@2.7.2come in as new transitives (both advisory-clean).datasets→ 5.0.1Lock-only change. The declared range (
>2.14.7,<6.0.0) already permitted 5.x; the lock had simply gone stale. Re-resolution produced a 3-line diff with zero transitive churn.datasetsis an optional extra with no first-party import in Langflow, so the major bump carries no API surface risk here.Not remediable — no patched release exists
chromadb1.5.9 (critical)CVE-2026-45829 / GHSA-f4j7-r4q5-qw2c, CVSS 4.0 score 9.3. 1.5.9 is the latest published release and the advisory carries
first_patched_version: null/last_affected: 1.5.9. There is nothing to upgrade to. Our range is already>=1.0.0,<2.0.0, so we pick up a fix automatically the moment upstream ships one.Worth noting for triage: the vulnerability is pre-authentication code injection in the ChromaDB HTTP server, reached by POSTing a malicious model repository with
trust_remote_code: trueto/api/v2/tenants/{tenant}/databases/{db}/collections. Langflow does not run the ChromaDB server — it usesPersistentClient(local),CloudClient, orHttpClientagainst a user-supplied endpoint. Langflow also already registers collections with no server-side embedding function (lfx/base/vectorstores/chroma_security.py, applied at all 8 collection-creation sites), which is precisely the vector this CVE abuses. Exposure looks low, but the package version will keep flagging until upstream releases a fix.diskcache5.6.3CVE-2025-69872 / GHSA-w8v5-vhqr-4h9v — unsafe pickle deserialization. 5.6.3 is the latest release (upstream has published nothing since 2023) and the advisory has no patched version. Transitive-only, via
unitxtandOpenDsStar, both of which are opt-in extras rather than part of a default install.Also worth flagging: the scan lists this as Critical, but GHSA and OSV both rate it Moderate (CVSS 4.0
AV:L/AC:L/PR:L/UI:A— local, requires privileges and user interaction). The Critical label looks like a scanner-side inflation.Not remediable — no advisory matches the installed version
For these three, I could not find any applicable advisory in GHSA (reviewed or unreviewed), OSV, or the PyPI/npm advisory data. If Mend can export the specific CVE/advisory IDs behind them, I'm happy to re-check — right now there's nothing actionable to bump toward.
transformers5.8.1 (reported High)Highest published advisory for
transformersis patched at 5.5.0, so 5.8.1 already clears every known finding. Separately, 5.8.1 is the highest release we can take at all:docling-ibm-models(through the current 3.14.0) declarestransformers<5.9.0; sys_platform == "darwin", and raising past that forks the resolution on macOS — silently downgradingdocling2.115.0→2.99.0,docling-parse7.8.1→6.2.0, anddocling-core2.88.0→2.78.0. That trap is already documented in a comment insrc/backend/base/pyproject.tomlfrom a prior bump. 5.6.0–5.8.1 is the entire viable window and we are at the top of it.accelerate1.14.0 (reported High)1.14.0 is the latest release, and there are zero advisories for
acceleratein any source checked. Nothing to bump to.nanoid3.3.18 (reported Medium ×2)Both 2026 advisories are already satisfied: CVE-2026-67213 is patched at 3.3.18 and CVE-2026-67214 at 3.3.16. 3.3.18 is also the newest 3.x release (npm
legacytag). This entry only exists becausepostcss@8.5.26requiresnanoid: ^3.3.17; the repo's top-levelnanoidis already 5.1.16. The existingoverrides.postcss.nanoidpin cannot go to 4.x/5.x because those are ESM-only and postcssrequire()s it. This reads as a stale or false-positive finding.Verification
tsc --noEmitoutput is byte-identical to the v6 baseline — 284 pre-existing errors, zero new.vite buildsucceeds.uv lock --checkclean; 846 packages resolved.Playwright e2e was not run locally — worth letting CI cover that, since react-router v7 is the one change here that touches app-wide navigation.
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datasetsis near-zero risk. The react-router upgrade is a major version affecting routing across the app, and if you'd rather not take a major on a release branch, dropping commit 2 leaves thedatasetsfix intact.Summary by CodeRabbit
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