security: pin transitive dependencies (pyasn1, mako)#7734
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Pin transitive dependencies to address scanner-detected vulnerabilities: - pyasn1: 0.6.3 - mako: 1.3.12 These packages are transitive dependencies (pulled in by other packages) that have known vulnerabilities. Pinning them ensures the secure versions are used. Note: pynacl 1.6.2 would also be beneficial but requires cffi >=2.0.0, which is only compatible with snowflake-connector-python 4.x (upgraded in a separate PR). Related: split from orchestrated-io/redash#7719 Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Pin transitive dependencies to address scanner-detected vulnerabilities:
These packages are transitive dependencies (pulled in by other packages) that have known vulnerabilities. Pinning them ensures the secure versions are used.
Note: pynacl 1.6.2 would also be beneficial but requires cffi >=2.0.0, which is only compatible with snowflake-connector-python 4.x. That dependency chain is addressed in PR #7729.
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Split from orchestrated-io/redash#7719 per @zachliu's review feedback to separate transitive dependency pins from direct dependency upgrades.
Part of the security vulnerability remediation work tracked in #7711.
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This PR is marked as draft until manual testing is complete.
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