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fix: bump werkzeug to 3.1.4 for CVE-2025-66221#255

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fix: bump werkzeug to 3.1.4 for CVE-2025-66221#255
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fix CVE-2025-66221
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This pull request focuses on enhancing the project's security by patching a critical vulnerability in the Werkzeug library. Additionally, it includes a comprehensive refresh of various Python dependencies to ensure the project utilizes the latest stable and secure versions, along with a cleanup of unused development packages.

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  • Security Fix: The Werkzeug dependency has been updated to version 3.1.4 to address the critical security vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-66221.
  • Dependency Updates: Several key Python dependencies, including pydantic, pytest, pyyaml, requests, ruff, typing-extensions, typing-inspection, and yarl, have been updated to their latest stable versions across the project's lock files.
  • Dependency Cleanup: Unused development dependencies such as lark-oapi, pycryptodome, requests-toolbelt, and websockets have been removed from the uv.lock file, streamlining the project's dependency graph.
  • Project Version Bump: The dify-plugin version has been incremented from 0.6.0b9 to 0.6.2.
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@kenwoodjw kenwoodjw changed the title fix: Bump Werkzeug to 3.1.4 for CVE-2025-66221 fix: bump werkzeug to 3.1.4 for CVE-2025-66221 Dec 3, 2025
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This pull request aims to fix a security vulnerability by bumping the Werkzeug dependency to version 3.1.4. While the core change is correct, the PR also includes several unrelated changes, such as updating numerous other dependencies, removing a development dependency group, and bumping the package version. It is highly recommended to keep pull requests focused on a single logical change to simplify review, testing, and potential rollbacks. I've left specific comments on the unrelated changes in the lock file.

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kenwoodjw commented Dec 4, 2025

@Yeuoly Please help review this PR.

@Yeuoly Yeuoly merged commit 61c7481 into langgenius:main Dec 7, 2025
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