fix: use later aws sdk version in configTools #407
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Closing for now to see if Dependabot raises a PR |
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Re-opening as Dependabot didn't raise a PR to fix this. |
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What is the purpose of this change?
Makes the configTools project use the same version of
aws-sdkas the main app.What is the value of this change and how do we measure success?
This is an attempt to mitigate a high severity vulnerability discovered by Dependabot, whereby configTools' reliance on aws-scala which has been deprecated, and which in turn relies on an old version of
aws-java-sdk-s3. Once this is merged, if successful we should see the issue disappear.I have tested this locally and the dependency tree for configTools shows that the vulnerable version has been replaced a safe version:
Before:
After:
