Update nextjs-default e2e fixture lockfile for security advisories - #29926
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Regenerates js/web/test/e2e/exports/testcases/nextjs-default/package-lock.json to pick up the security releases for the pinned dev/test dependencies: next 15.5.18 -> 15.5.22 postcss 8.5.14 -> 8.5.24 nanoid 3.3.12 -> 3.3.16 next 15.5.18 predates the 15.5.21 security release that was co-published with 16.2.11, so the fixture still resolved to a version affected by the CVE-2026-64641..64649 advisory batch. postcss 8.5.14 is likewise within the affected range (<= 8.5.17) for CVE-2026-45623. Lockfile only; package.json ranges (next ^15.0.0, postcss ^8.5.10) are unchanged and the resolved dependency set is identical.
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Description
Updates vulnerable dev/test npm dependencies in the
nextjs-defaultexporte2e fixture lockfile. Follow-up to #29827, which covered the other five
lockfiles but not this one.
Updates
next15.5.18->15.5.22postcss8.5.14->8.5.24nanoid3.3.12->3.3.16Modified lockfile:
js/web/test/e2e/exports/testcases/nextjs-default/package-lock.jsonnext15.5.18 predates the15.5.21security release co-published with16.2.11, so the fixture still resolved to a version affected by theCVE-2026-64641..64649 advisory batch.
postcss8.5.14 is likewise inside theaffected range (
<= 8.5.17) for CVE-2026-45623.Note the fixture intentionally tracks the
15.xline (next: ^15.0.0inpackage.json, per #28547), so
15.5.22— not16.2.11— is the correct target.No package manifests or runtime source files are changed. The resolved
dependency set is unchanged (identical package keys before/after); the diff is
purely
version/resolved/integrity.Validation
npm audit fix --package-lock-onlyagainstregistry.npmjs.org; verified zeroresolvedURLs point anywhere else.npm audit --package-lock-onlyno longer reportsnextorpostcssadvisories; the diff is a balanced 46 insertions / 46 deletions.
added or dropped.
libcmetadata that npm >= 11.6 drops when rewriting lockfiles(the packages still declare it), keeping musl/glibc optional-dep selection
intact for the
@next/swc-linux-*binaries.