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That file is only used in the tests for compatibility reasons with old virtualenv; not related to build toolkit at all. |
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Hi all,
My 1st post and I am also not a python expert - please be understanding .
When looking into content of virtualenv-20.29.1.tar.gz file we can find virtualenv-16.7.9-py2.py3-none-any.whl. If you go deeper it reveals pip-19.1.1 (whl) and inside it more outdated packages.
When using some dumb security scanner - this ends up as a finding for certifi e.g. CVE-2022-23491, CVE-2023-37920
While it is just an inconvenience for me, it reveals that the build toolkit used to build the virtualenv-20.29.1.tar.gz might be quite outdated and not up to date with (not-so recent) security findings - maybe it is time to update it?
I may also be completely wrong - would be grateful to explain why then (maybe it is just a packaging 'problem').
Cheers,
Simon
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