+ June 1 on lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5 produced four
+ committed changes: one Beads remote configuration update, one
+ dependency override fix for tmp, and two back-to-back
+ edits to apps/web/next-env.d.ts that first pointed route
+ types at the dev output path and then switched CI back to the standard
+ .next path.
+
+ The main code-facing activity was split between package hygiene and a
+ targeted Next.js type-path adjustment. The dependency work moved the
+ root tmp override from ^0.2.5 to
+ ^0.2.6 and refreshed the lockfile to
+ tmp@0.2.7. Later in the day,
+ apps/web/next-env.d.ts was changed twice, first to
+ import route types from .next-dev/dev/types/routes.d.ts,
+ then to restore the CI-safe .next/types/routes.d.ts
+ import path.
+
+ Commit d7a34f36b66e57fbc75d3533f1de4cdb79457b32
+ changed .beads/config.yaml from a commented local IP
+ example to an active sync.remote:
+ "http://dolt.deltaisland.io/islandflow" entry.
+
+ Commit 8ede8cc8f3d4e1e39a58749f8a73b06cf008d35d
+ updated package.json and bun.lock so the
+ root override moved from tmp@^0.2.5 to
+ tmp@^0.2.6, with the lockfile resolving to
+ tmp@0.2.7. The same commit also added
+ docs/turns/2026-06-01-address-tmp-cve.html and closed
+ Beads issue islandflow-9ur.
+
+ Commit 1bf113300d52f318cf93afaf28a19626699e8e43
+ changed apps/web/next-env.d.ts so it imported route
+ types from ./.next-dev/dev/types/routes.d.ts instead
+ of ./.next/types/routes.d.ts.
+
+ Commit a60619579bf1954514e5a2c9be9573fd877aec15
+ reverted apps/web/next-env.d.ts back to
+ ./.next/types/routes.d.ts. The commit also touched
+ .beads/issues.jsonl while carrying branch-local Beads
+ history.
+
+ This summary is grounded in the current branch's June 1 commit history
+ from git log --first-parent, plus per-commit
+ git show output. I excluded same-day commits that only
+ lived on other branches so the report reflects what actually landed on
+ lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5.
+
+ The end-of-day state for apps/web/next-env.d.ts is the
+ original .next/types/routes.d.ts import path. The
+ dev-only path existed as a committed intermediate state for about
+ nine minutes between the two evening commits.
+
+ The added turn doc for commit 8ede8cc8 records
+ bun audit, bun why tmp, and
+ bun test as passing, with tmp@0.2.7
+ shown in the resolved dependency chain.
+
+ June 1 included both configuration-level Beads sync work
+ (.beads/config.yaml) and issue-tracking churn
+ (.beads/issues.jsonl) alongside the code changes.
+
tmp override change should not alter visible product
+ behavior directly, but it removes the flagged dependency version from
+ the resolved tree recorded in the repo.
+ next-env.d.ts commits are build and type-path
+ maintenance, not a user-facing feature change.
+
+ Validation for this report consisted of reviewing the dated commit
+ sequence and per-commit file diffs. The only explicit build or test
+ evidence attached to June 1's commits is the validation recorded in
+ docs/turns/2026-06-01-address-tmp-cve.html for the
+ dependency override change. I did not find separate test or build
+ evidence attached to the two next-env.d.ts commits.
+
.beads/issues.jsonl addition in
+ a6061957 contains tracking history but does not, by
+ itself, document a separate June 1 product change.
+ islandflow-9ur is the direct
+ follow-up record for the dependency remediation work.
+ next-env.d.ts path flip.
+ islandflow-3ys remains the closest
+ related tracker in the repo.
+
+ Git activity on June 2, 2026 was limited to one commit on
+ lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5:
+ 12b90468946c,
+ docs(general): add June 1 standup summary. That commit
+ created the new HTML report at
+ docs/general/2026-06-02-standup-summary-2026-06-01.html
+ and appended one line to .beads/issues.jsonl.
+
+ June 2 did not introduce application, service, or package code + changes. The only recorded repository activity was publishing the + previous day’s standup summary and recording the corresponding + Beads tracker update. +
+
+ Commit 12b90468946ce65ed92bc4693b6f8703fa60c3d8
+ created
+ docs/general/2026-06-02-standup-summary-2026-06-01.html
+ with 497 inserted lines and also updated
+ .beads/issues.jsonl with one appended line.
+
+ The added HTML file summarizes June 1 repository activity, so June + 2’s commit was itself operational reporting rather than product + implementation. Based on the June 2 git log, the branch’s activity + was concentrated in project coordination artifacts rather than the + market-data pipeline, API, or web application codepaths. +
+
+ The commit landed on
+ lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5.
+
+ git show --stat reports 498 insertions total, with a
+ new HTML file accounting for nearly all of the change.
+
+ The only non-document file touched was
+ .beads/issues.jsonl, which indicates Beads workflow
+ state changed alongside the report publication.
+
+ No direct end-user impact is visible in June 2’s git activity. Users + of Islandflow would not have received new runtime behavior, UI + changes, or API changes from this commit. The practical impact was + improved internal visibility into the previous day’s work. +
+git log --since='2026-06-02 00:00:00 -0400' --until='2026-06-02 23:59:59 -0400'.
+ git show --stat --summary 12b90468946ce65ed92bc4693b6f8703fa60c3d8.
+
+ No additional follow-up work was recorded in June 2’s commit itself.
+ For this reporting task, the current session tracked creation of this
+ summary under Beads issue islandflow-5rt.
+
+ Git activity on June 3, 2026 consisted of one commit on
+ lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5:
+ 1125471d8d03,
+ docs(general): add June 2 standup summary. That commit
+ created
+ docs/general/2026-06-03-standup-summary-2026-06-02.html
+ and appended one line to .beads/issues.jsonl.
+
+ June 3 did not introduce runtime, API, or UI code changes. The + entire recorded repository activity was publishing the June 2 + standup HTML report and persisting the corresponding Beads tracker + update in the same commit. +
+
+ Commit 1125471d8d03b5f701c4f0157ee0761e4b3bcfc8 added
+ 425 lines total: 424 lines in
+ docs/general/2026-06-03-standup-summary-2026-06-02.html
+ and one appended line in .beads/issues.jsonl.
+
+ The newly added HTML file is itself a standup artifact summarizing + June 2 repository activity. Based on the June 3 git log window, the + branch’s work for that day stayed in project coordination and + historical reporting rather than changing the event-sourced pipeline, + shared packages, or web application. +
+
+ The June 3 commit was recorded on
+ lavender/address-cve-tmp@0.2.5.
+
+ git show --stat --summary reports one new HTML file
+ and one Beads tracker append, with no edits under
+ services/, packages/, or
+ apps/web/.
+
+ The non-document change was limited to
+ .beads/issues.jsonl, which matches the repo’s
+ required issue-tracking workflow for standup publication tasks.
+
+ No direct end-user behavior changed in the June 3 commit history. + Users would not have seen new application behavior, new API responses, + or updated UI flows from this activity. The practical effect was an + updated internal record of June 2 work. +
+git log --since='2026-06-03 00:00' --until='2026-06-04 00:00'.
+ git show --stat --summary 1125471d8d03b5f701c4f0157ee0761e4b3bcfc8.
+ git show --unified=40 1125471d8d03b5f701c4f0157ee0761e4b3bcfc8.
+
+ No additional implementation follow-up was recorded in the June 3
+ commit itself. This reporting run is tracked in Beads issue
+ islandflow-a1m.
+
Repository turn document · 2026-06-01
+The vulnerable transitive tmp@0.2.5 lockfile entry has been replaced with a patched resolution. The dependency chain remains the Electron desktop packaging path, not a live service runtime path.
Updated the root Bun override for tmp from ^0.2.5 to ^0.2.6 and refreshed bun.lock. Bun resolved the package to tmp@0.2.7, which is above the patched version requested by the advisory.
package.json so the root override requests tmp ^0.2.6.bun install to regenerate bun.lock with the new override and checksum.external-editor to the patched tmp@0.2.7.islandflow-9ur to track the Forgejo issue locally.Forgejo issue #15 reported CVE-2026-44705 / GHSA-ph9p-34f9-6g65 against tmp@0.2.5. The affected package is pulled transitively through the desktop packaging toolchain: @islandflow/desktop, @electron-forge/cli, @inquirer/prompts, @inquirer/editor, external-editor, and then tmp.
This is a developer and packaging surface rather than the live market-data runtime, but the vulnerable version was present in the repository lockfile and needed to be removed.
+^0.2.6, matching the issue remediation guidance while allowing Bun to choose the latest compatible patch.tmp@0.2.7, so the lockfile now lands above the minimum patched version.Rendered below with @pierre/diffs/ssr using preloadPatchFile, following the Diffs SSR guidance at diffs.com/docs. The generated markup is embedded directly in this HTML document.
End users should not see any product behavior change. The useful effect is supply-chain hygiene: desktop packaging and developer installs no longer carry the flagged tmp@0.2.5 lockfile entry.
bun audit returned No vulnerabilities found.bun why tmp resolved the dependency chain to tmp@0.2.7.bun test completed with 250 pass, 0 fail.bun run check still reports Biome import-order diagnostics across unrelated files. The first reported files include apps/desktop/src/main.ts, apps/web/app/layout.tsx, and several package storage tests. Those diagnostics predate this dependency-only fix and were not changed in this turn.The broad Biome check is not green because of existing organize-import diagnostics unrelated to the tmp override. The mitigation for this turn is that the security-specific validation passed: the audit is clean and the package now resolves to a patched version.
No lockfile-only runtime behavior change is expected, but desktop packaging should still be exercised before any release that depends on the Electron Forge path.
+bun run check restored to green.tmp@0.2.7.