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IT also scares user from upgrading. i.e. node-red is still on 2.2.4.
It would also be nice to flag 2.2.4, so that users can see that this contains a security issue.
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I wonder why the major bump was done even if the API for users and consumers has not changed and there are no breaking changes (SemVer).
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Same for 4.0.0 ;-)
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Rather one breaking change too much instead of accidentally pushing one when unsure imo
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Sure but this prevented that the default SemVer ranges ^ and ~ picked this version up.
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IT also scares user from upgrading. i.e. node-red is still on 2.2.4.
It would also be nice to flag 2.2.4, so that users can see that this contains a security issue.