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ea4a6413 feat(webpack): migrate from deprecated url.parse() to WHATWG URL API Replace the deprecated url.parse() and url.format() methods with the modern WHATWG URL API in PostCSS CLI resources plugins to resolve security and maintainability concerns. - Replace url.parse(inputUrl) with new URL(normalizedUrl, 'file:///') - Replace url.format({ pathname, hash, search }) with simple string concatenation - Replace url.resolve(deployUrl, outputUrl) with new URL(outputUrl, deployUrl).href - Apply changes consistently across webpack, rspack, and angular-rspack packages The deprecated url.parse() method is prone to security vulnerabilities and is not standardized. WHATWG URL API provides a modern, secure, and standardized way to parse URLs while maintaining all existing functionality. Resolves deprecation warnings about url.parse() security implications.
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b2239c83 feat(webpack): migrate from deprecated url.parse() to WHATWG URL API Replace the deprecated url.parse() and url.format() methods with the modern WHATWG URL API in PostCSS CLI resources plugins to resolve security and maintainability concerns. - Replace url.parse(inputUrl) with new URL(normalizedUrl, 'file:///') - Replace url.format({ pathname, hash, search }) with simple string concatenation - Replace url.resolve(deployUrl, outputUrl) with new URL(outputUrl, deployUrl).href - Apply changes consistently across webpack, rspack, and angular-rspack packages The deprecated url.parse() method is prone to security vulnerabilities and is not standardized. WHATWG URL API provides a modern, secure, and standardized way to parse URLs while maintaining all existing functionality. Resolves deprecation warnings about url.parse() security implications.
2 months ago by FrozenPandaz