Memory leak detected in version inflight-1.0.6

[Fasalukm]

[+]Transient dependency, 'inflight,' which has a memory leak. Therefore, this should be addressed.[/+]
[+][/+]
[+]### What is the Current behavior?[/+]
[+]Transient dependency, 'inflight memmory leak.[/+]
[+]└─┬ babel-plugin-module-resolver@5.0.0[/+]
[+]└─┬ glob@8.1.0[/+]
[+]└── inflight@1.0.6[/+]

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[Fasalukm]

Another transient dependency issue
brace-expansion@2.0.1

CVE-2025-5889 -Regular Expression Denial Of Service (ReDoS)

[Bayheck]

Hello,
brace-expansion is fixed in versions 2.0.2 and 1.1.12.
Testcafe dependencies have successfully upgraded the version of brace-expansion with the help of a caret.

In order to fix this on your side, you can simply remove package-lock.json and node_modules, then run the "npm install" again.
Let us know your results.

P.S. Regarding the issue with inflight, the @electron/asar package that we use the in testcafe-hammerhead references inflight as a transitive dependency. @electron/asar has removed this dependency in the major v4.0.0. However, this version supports only Node 22 and above. Therefore we cannot update to this version yet.
The good news is that we are using this module to support testcafe tests for Electron applications. So, if you don't use Testcafe for testing Electron applications, this issue with the inflight package should not affect you.

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