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Summary

The examples/cms-tina project depends on a vulnerable version of jsonpath-plus affected by CVE-2024-21534 (Critical RCE).
This dependency is introduced transitively through @tinacms/cli@^0.60.16.


Affected Location

  • examples/cms-tina/package.json
"dependencies": {
  "@tinacms/cli": "^0.60.16"
}

…VE-2024-21534) via @tinacms/cli

Updated the dependencies in package.json to include @JSONPath-Plus.
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},
"dependencies": {
"@tinacms/cli": "^0.60.16",
"@jsonpath-plus@": "^10.2.0",
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Malformed package name "@JSONPath-Plus@" and missing @tinacms/cli dependency breaks tinacms CLI scripts

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Malformed package name "https://github.com/JSONPath-Plus@" and missing @tinacms/cli dependency breaks tinacms CLI scripts

Observed Behavior

During dependency installation and script execution, the TinaCMS CLI pulls an outdated transitive dependency chain that resolves [email protected].

  • This dependency:

  • Is affected by CVE-2024-21534 (Critical RCE)

  • Causes unexpected behavior during package resolution

Results in malformed package name references such as @JSONPath-Plus@ during CLI execution or dependency resolution

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