chore(deps): pin bundled npm to 12.1.0 - #54
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Pins the globally installed npm in the runtime image to 12.1.0, replacing the
floating
npm@12.npm ships its dependency tree bundled inside its own tarball, so those versions
are pinned by npm's lockfile rather than by anything in this Dockerfile. The
current
latestimage resolvednpm@12to 12.0.2, which bundlesundici@6.27.0; 12.1.0 bundlesundici@6.28.0, carrying the fixes forCVE-2026-16728, CVE-2026-15157 and CVE-2026-16729.
Pinning the exact version also makes the bundled dependency set reproducible
instead of varying with build date.
http-cache-semantics@4.2.0is bundled unchanged in every npm release including12.1.0, and 4.2.0 is the latest published version, so CVE-2026-93748 and
CVE-2026-93750 are unaffected by this bump and are handled separately.