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Known dependency-audit issues

This file records advisories surfaced by pnpm audit that are known and currently unfixable, so they don't surprise future maintainers. Review periodically — an upstream fix may make a residual entry resolvable.

js-yaml 3.14.2 — moderate (GHSA-h67p-54hq-rp68)

  • Advisory: Quadratic-complexity DoS in merge-key handling via repeated aliases.
  • Path: @changesets/cli > @manypkg/get-packages > read-yaml-file > js-yaml.
  • Why unfixable here: read-yaml-file@1.1.0 requires js-yaml@^3.6.1 and calls yaml.safeLoad(), which was removed in js-yaml 4. Forcing 3.x → 4.x breaks the build. No js-yaml 3.x patch exists. The fix must come upstream (changesets replacing @manypkg/get-packages, or read-yaml-file migrating to yaml.load()).
  • Exposure: Dev/release tooling only (changesets). Not pulled by any published @b4run/* package or create-b4-app runtime dependency.

OSSF Scorecard Code-Review credit

The Code-Review check is credited via automation, not peer review: every PR receives an intelligent (AI) code review (.github/workflows/claude-review.yml), and .github/workflows/auto-approve.yml submits a formal approval as github-actions[bot] — an identity distinct from the PR author — which the check reads from the reviews API. The maintainer remains the merger on every PR.

Note: OSSF documentation suggests automated/AI reviews may not be intended to count toward this check; the current implementation does credit them. A future Scorecard release could change this. Removing auto-approve.yml cleanly reverts the check with no other impact.