chore(deps): update dependency postcss to v8.4.31 [security] #485
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This PR contains the following updates:
8.2.13
->8.4.31
GitHub Vulnerability Alerts
CVE-2023-44270
An issue was discovered in PostCSS before 8.4.31. It affects linters using PostCSS to parse external Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). There may be
\r
discrepancies, as demonstrated by@font-face{ font:(\r/*);}
in a rule.This vulnerability affects linters using PostCSS to parse external untrusted CSS. An attacker can prepare CSS in such a way that it will contains parts parsed by PostCSS as a CSS comment. After processing by PostCSS, it will be included in the PostCSS output in CSS nodes (rules, properties) despite being originally included in a comment.
Release Notes
postcss/postcss (postcss)
v8.4.31
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parsing to fix CVE-2023-44270.v8.4.30
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v8.4.29
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Node#source.offset
(by Ido Rosenthal).v8.4.28
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Root.source.end
for better source map (by Romain Menke).Result.root
types whenprocess()
has no parser.v8.4.27
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Container
clone methods types.v8.4.26
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v8.4.25
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v8.4.24
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Plugin
types.v8.4.23
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v8.4.22
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node16
(by Remco Haszing).v8.4.21
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Input#error
types (by Aleks Hudochenkov).v8.4.20
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@layer
.v8.4.19
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v8.4.18
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absolute: true
with emptysourceContent
(by Rene Haas).v8.4.17
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Node.before()
unexpected behavior (by Romain Menke).v8.4.16
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Root
AST migration.v8.4.15
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v8.4.14
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v8.4.13
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append()
error after using.parent
(by Jordan Pittman).v8.4.12
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package.funding
to have same value between all PostCSS packages.v8.4.11
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Declaration#raws.value
type.v8.4.10
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package.funding
URL format.v8.4.9
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package.funding
(by Álvaro Mondéjar).v8.4.8
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v8.4.7
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Node#warn()
type (by Masafumi Koba).,
.v8.4.6
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.root
access for plugin-less case.v8.4.5
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raws
types to make object extendable (by James Garbutt).v8.4.4
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v8.4.3
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this.css.replace is not a function
error.v8.4.2
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Node#source.offset
(by Ido Rosenthal).v8.4.1
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v8.4.0
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PostCSS 8.4 brought ranges for warnings and errors, smaller
node_modules
size, lazy parsing to avoidPostCSS does nothing
warning, and TypeScript fixes.Thanks to Sponsors
This release was possible thanks to our community.
If your company wants to support the sustainability of front-end infrastructure or wants to give some love to PostCSS, you can join our supporters by:
Rages for Errors and Warnings
@adalinesimonian, the author of amazing Stylelint extension for VS Code, added ranges to errors and warnings.
It will improve DX in the IDE extension.
Lazy Parsing
Previously, we found that many tools run PostCSS even if the developer didn’t pass any PostCSS plugins. Parsing is the most expensive step in CSS processing. It led to a waste of resources without any reason.
We tried to resolve the problem by adding a
PostCSS does nothing
warning. But it didn’t force tool authors to be more careful with user’s resources.If PostCSS sees that tool call it without passing plugins (or changing parser/stringifier), PostCSS will not parse CSS (until toll will call
Result#root
). In 8.4, @bogdan0083 (with the help of @WilhelmYakunin) tries to solve the problem in another way. It allows us to save resources and remove thePostCSS does nothing
warning.Install Size Reduction
With ≈60M weekly downloads, PostCSS has responsibility for the world’s resource spending.
Together with @7rulnik we reduced
source-map-js
size. It is transitive dependency of PostCSS.In 8.4, we moved to a fixed version of
source-map-js
, which reduced thepostcss
size in yournode_modules
from ≈1 MB to 0.3 MB. With the huge popularity of PostCSS, it will free a lot of resources on our CIs.Migration from Jest to
uvu
@kimoofey refactored all tests from the popular Jest framework to small and fast
uvu
.It will not affect end-users. However, it reduced our
node_modules
size by 33 MB and made tests twice faster (yarn install & yarn unit
: 24 → 13 seconds).TypeScript Fixes
Processor
types.Stringifier
types (by @43081j).Root
andDocument
in result values (by @43081j).Node#walkRules()
types (by @hudochenkov).Other Changes
v8.3.11
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v8.3.10
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Maximum call stack
issue of some source maps (by Yeting Li).v8.3.9
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nanocolors
topicocolors
.v8.3.8
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nanocolors
.v8.3.7
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colorette
tonanocolors
.package.json
(by Christian Oliff).v8.3.6
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missed semicolon
error (by @Gusted).v8.3.5
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v8.3.4
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v8.3.3
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postcss
dependency duplication in custom parsers.v8.3.2
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v8.3.1
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v8.3.0
: 8.3 “Duke Murmur”Compare Source
PostCSS 8.3 improved source map parsing performance, added
Node#assign()
shortcut, and experimentalDocument
node to AST.Thanks to Sponsors
This release was possible thanks to our community.
If your company wants to support the sustainability of front-end infrastructure or wants to give some love to PostCSS, you can join our supporters by:
Source Map Performance
Because PostCSS needs synchronous API, we can’t move from the old `source-map 0.6 to 0.7 (many other open-source projects too).
@7rulnik forked
source-map
0.6 tosource-map-js
and back-ported performance improvements from 0.7. In 8.3 we switched fromsource-map
to thissource-map-js
fork.You map see 4x performance improvements in parsing map from processing step before PostCSS (for instance, Sass).
Document
NodesThanks to @gucong3000, PostCSS already parse CSS from HTML and JS files (CSS-in-JS templates and objects).
But his plugin need big updates. @hudochenkov from stylelint team decided to create new parsers for styles inside CSS-in-JS, HTML, and Markdown.
He suggested adding new
Document
node type to PostCSS AST to keep multipleRoot
nodes inside and JS/HTML/Markdown code blocks between these style blocks.This is an experimental feature. Some aspects of this node could change within minor or patch version releases.
Node#assign()
ShortcutThe creator of famous
postcss-preset-env
and many other PostCSS tools, @jonathantneal suggested a nice shortcut to change multiple properties in the node:v8.2.15
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list
type definitions (by @n19htz).v8.2.14
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source-map
from client-side bundle (by Barak Igal).Configuration
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