Updated lodash and replaced a deprecated function call
This fixes the non-recognition of async callbacks in Runner.create function lodash/lodash#2768 and a prototype pollution vulnerability patched in lodash >=4.17.5 #133
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@theganyo, @whitlockjc, This PR resolves a vulnerability reported by npm audit, https://www.npmjs.com/advisories/577
Please merge.
Hi Folks,
Do you have any update about this Pull Request? I'm with problems of vulnerability in the lodash package, can you help me and merge this pull?
Vulnerability: https://www.npmjs.com/advisories/782
Bump
Any update on the merge? literally been a year since the pull request
This project seems totally abandoned by the authors/maintainers
Any update on releasing this PR? Looks like this project is no longer maintained. Should we switch to an alternate library?