resolve npm audit report for mocha #180
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Based on the CI results, it appears that the dependency tree now requires Node.js 6.16+. We could modify the Travis configuration accordingly. What's the course of action? |
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See #182 |
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Security issues in dev dependencies do not effect end users, as they are not installed when on does "npm install hbs". |
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Update mocha to resolve NPM security reports.
mocha 4.0.0 would have been sufficient, but we might as well keep up with the latest major version now, as this doesn't appear to break anything, and will help us to resolve further security warnings much faster.