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Snyk has created this PR to fix 1 vulnerabilities in the npm dependencies of this project.

Snyk changed the following file(s):

  • apps/mobile-checkout/package.json

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medium severity Open Redirect
SNYK-JS-KOA-10944994
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Comprehensive PR Security Review 🔒

This PR upgrades @module-federation/enhanced from 0.13.1 to 0.18.0 to fix an Open Redirect vulnerability (SNYK-JS-KOA-10944994, score: 648).

📋 Review Findings & Recommendations
Severity File/Line(s) Issue Recommendation
High Multiple apps Version Inconsistency Across Micro-frontends Update all apps (mobile-host, mobile-cart, mobile-orders, mobile-inventory) to use 0.18.0 to maintain consistency in the Module Federation architecture
High pnpm-lock.yaml Lock File Not Updated Run pnpm install to update lock file with new version constraints and security fixes
Medium apps/mobile-checkout/ Missing Integration Tests Add tests to verify Module Federation functionality still works after the major version upgrade
Medium Root workspace Breaking Change Risk Test the upgrade thoroughly as this spans 5 major versions (0.13.1 → 0.18.0) and may introduce breaking changes
Low rspack.config.mjs:53 ModuleFederationPluginV2 Usage Verify the plugin API remains compatible with the new version, especially the dts: false and exposes configuration
🔍 Detailed Analysis

Architecture Impact:

  • This is a micro-frontend React Native app using Module Federation
  • The upgrade affects how this app exposes components (CheckoutSection, CheckoutSuccessScreen) to the host app
  • Version mismatch with other micro-frontends could cause runtime federation issues

Security Benefits:

  • ✅ Fixes Open Redirect vulnerability in the koa dependency chain
  • ✅ Automated Snyk security upgrade
  • ✅ Addresses a medium-high severity issue (score: 648/1000)

Testing Gaps:

  • No unit tests found in apps/mobile-checkout/
  • No integration tests to verify Module Federation compatibility
  • Risk of federation runtime errors between apps with different versions

Code Quality Considerations:

// Current configuration in rspack.config.mjs:53
new Repack.plugins.ModuleFederationPluginV2({
  name: 'MobileCheckout',
  filename: 'MobileCheckout.container.js.bundle',
  dts: false,
  exposes: {
    './CheckoutSection': './src/components/CheckoutSection',
    './CheckoutSuccessScreen': './src/screens/CheckoutSuccessScreen',
  },
  shared: getSharedDependencies({eager: STANDALONE}),
})

Overall Quality Score: 6/10

Top 3 Next Steps:

  1. Update all micro-frontend apps to use @module-federation/enhanced@0.18.0 for consistency
  2. Run integration tests to ensure Module Federation still works across all apps
  3. Update pnpm-lock.yaml by running pnpm install to lock in security fixes

Recommendation:Approve after addressing version consistency - The security fix is important, but should be applied consistently across all micro-frontends to avoid runtime federation issues.


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