Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
How to properly update modules?
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@qu1que You may be right. I’m getting this for MMM-Wallpaper.
This one for MMM-Multimonth
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@Cliff365 those are from the npm install
you can turn off with --no-audit
so, the git pull worked ok…
if you do it again it should say up to date
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To be fair, for MMM-Multimonth I did a pair of updates nearly back to back. Screwed up the first one. Update was very minor, you shouldn’t have to re-run NPM Install with it.
As for the security vulnerability - I’m aware… Been trying to re-code around it (It’s moment.js - getting rid of it)
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@BKeyport u can just turn off the warning, save grief… this is not a general web page that 1000’s will visit…
npm install --no-audit --omit=dev
(updated install and upgrade to do this, stop users from doing dumb audit which screws things up)
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@sdetweil yeah, well… Like I said, I’m re-writing code anyway. Moment is dead. Might as well bury it.
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@BKeyport in a few decades maybe…
i’m not rewriting any of mine… -