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Create new trivial release to include CVE fix #836
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This has been potentially resolved in #824, but I don't see a release or an image produced which includes that commit. |
This also affects
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Looks like someone followed up on this in the sig-storage slack channel, posting a link here: https://kubernetes.slack.com/archives/C09QZFCE5/p1683794569848679 |
I followed up with @xing-yang in slack today, they are still waiting on a few more PRs to get in, I asked for further clarification, but I will check up again in a week. |
Release 6.2.2 will be available once this PR is merged: kubernetes/k8s.io#5334 |
Thank you! |
6.2.2 tags contain reference to the 6.2.1 images in the deploy manifests - is this expected? |
@adammw When the release tag for 6.2.2 is cut, the images were built automatically with the 6.2.2 tag. The image tags in the deployment files are usually updated later. I'll be using canary images in the example deployment files in the future. |
@xing-yang, is the new version going to be backported to older kubernetes versions on the next patch release? |
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What happened:
Found CVE vulnerability when scanning snapshot-controller:v6.2.1 with Trivy related to golang.org/x/net module.
Trivy found CVE-2022-41723 which can be mitigated by upgrading net module to v0.7.0+.
I believe the offending code is in the client
What you expected to happen:
Trivy should not find any HIGH,CRITICAL CVEs when scanning artifacts.
How to reproduce it:
Anything else we need to know?:
Environment:
uname -a
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