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npm confirmed a tooling bug incorrectly marked several one-character packages as security holders and said it was working on a rollback.
The tool checks for imports for a given go.mod file that
unsafe/net/http/pprofThe checks are performed transitively, following dependencies.
Usage of ./goosebumps:
-cc
check for imports of cgo
-ci
check for implementations of init()
-cp
check for imports of net/http/pprof
-cu
check for imports of unsafe
-exempt string
domains exempt from the search, seperated by space (default "golang.org")
-mod string
go.mod file (default "go.mod")
-modcache string
location of go mod cache (default "$GOPATH/pkg/mod")
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npm confirmed a tooling bug incorrectly marked several one-character packages as security holders and said it was working on a rollback.

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