Update Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web reference to 6.0.26 #1752
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We do have this PR that seems to address the same concern. I'll try and prioritize getting this resolved and will reach out to you when it's done. |
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Closing in favor of #1697 |
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Pull Request
🤨 Rationale
The Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web package depends on the Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components package, which has security vulnerabilities until version 6.0.25. Updating this reference to the latest (6.0.26) prevents us from pulling in packages with known security vulnerabilities.
I ran into this by running
dotnet list <solution> package --vulnerable --include-transitiveagainst the ASW repo. More info ondotnet list package👩💻 Implementation
Update the package version.
🧪 Testing
None.
✅ Checklist