npm says a package is deprecated. What should you do?
A deprecation notice is a maintainer's warning, not a ban. Read the message, decide if you are affected, and plan a replacement before it becomes a problem.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
A deprecation notice is a maintainer's warning, not a ban. Read the message, decide if you are affected, and plan a replacement before it becomes a problem.
Why the same package appears at several versions in node_modules, what npm dedupe changes, and how find-dupes previews it before you touch anything.
npm ci installs exactly what the lockfile says and fails on drift, while npm install can change it. Why that difference matters for supply chain safety.
Why CI should use npm ci, how it catches a manifest and lockfile mismatch, and how that limits what an AI-edited package.json can quietly change.
A caret range accepts minor and patch releases, a tilde range accepts patch releases only. See how each behaves, including the 0.x exception.
npm audit fix applies remediations within your ranges. The force flag also allows semver major jumps. How to use each safely and review the result.
What the EU implementing rules say about secure development lifecycles and security testing, and a short list of records that show you follow them.
Myth versus fact on training a model from your repository: what it can learn, what it cannot, why search often wins, and what small tuning really does.
Mutation testing changes your code on purpose and checks that tests fail. Here is how it works, why it suits AI written tests, and how to keep it cheap.
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