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While
>= 1.0.4
correctly resolves the security vulnerability, it's an open-ended dependency. This could automatically pull in future minor or major versions ofuri
that might introduce breaking changes, affecting the stability of this gem for its users. It's generally safer to use a pessimistic version constraint to limit the scope of allowed versions. Using~> 1.0.4
will restrict updates to patch versions (>= 1.0.4
and< 1.1
), providing a better balance between security and stability.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Since it's a library, I don't think there's a strong need to pessimistic version.