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## fix(security): remove vulnerable lodash 4.17.23 (code injection + prototype pollution) Resolves [Dependabot Alert #824](https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/security/dependabot/824) and [#823](https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/security/dependabot/823). ### What `lodash` `<= 4.17.23` is affected by: - **Code injection via `_.template`** ([#824](https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/security/dependabot/824), High) - **Prototype pollution via `_.unset`/`_.omit`** ([#823](https://github.com/twentyhq/twenty/security/dependabot/823), Medium) Both are patched in `4.18.0`. The repo already resolved lodash to `4.18.1` everywhere **except** one copy held at `4.17.23` by `@stoplight/spectral-functions@1.10.1`, whose `~4.17.21` range capped lodash below `4.18.0`. ### How Instead of a standing `resolutions` override, this bumps the parent that imposed the cap: **`@stoplight/spectral-functions` 1.10.1 → 1.10.3** (pulled transitively via `@asyncapi/parser` ← `@mintlify/common`, accepted through `^1.7.2`). 1.10.3 widened its lodash dependency to `^4.18.1`, so the capped bucket collapses into the existing `4.18.1` resolution and the vulnerable copy is removed — leaving the dependency graph honest with no lingering override. ### Also Refreshes `@types/lodash` to the latest **4.17.24**: bumps the `twenty-client-sdk` pin `^4.17.15 → ^4.17.24` and dedupes the stale transitive `*` bucket (4.17.15) into a single `4.17.24` resolution. Type-stub only. ### Verification - The only real `lodash` resolution is now `4.18.1` (remaining `4.17.x` entries are `@types/lodash` type stubs, not the library); `@types/lodash` resolves to a single `4.17.24` bucket. - Lockfile-only dependency change; `yarn install --immutable` passes; `twenty-client-sdk` typecheck passes.
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