chore(deps): bump simple-git from 3.32.3 to 3.36.0

[dependabot]

Bumps simple-git from 3.32.3 to 3.36.0.

Release notes

Sourced from simple-git's releases.

simple-git@3.36.0

Minor Changes

• 89a2294: Extend known exploitable configuration keys and per-task environment variables.

  Note - ParsedVulnerabilities from argv-parser is removed in favour of a readonly array of Vulnerability to match usage in simple-git, rolled into the new vulnerabilityCheck for simpler access to the identified issues.

  Thanks to @​zebbern for identifying the need to block core.fsmonitor. Thanks to @​kodareef5 for identifying the need to block GIT_CONFIG_COUNT environment variables and --template / merge related config.

Patch Changes

• 1ad57e8: Remove conflicting node:buffer import
• Updated dependencies [89a2294]
• Updated dependencies [675570a]
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.1.0
  • @​simple-git/args-pathspec@​1.0.3

simple-git@3.35.2

Patch Changes

• 0cf9d8c: Improvements for mono-repo publishing pipeline
• Updated dependencies [0cf9d8c]
  • @​simple-git/args-pathspec@​1.0.2
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.0.3

simple-git@3.35.1

Patch Changes

• 0de400e: Update monorepo version handling during publish
• Updated dependencies [0de400e]
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.0.2

simple-git@3.33.0

Minor Changes

• a263635: Use pathspec wrappers for remote and local paths when running either git.clone or git.mirror to avoid leaving them less open for unexpected outcomes when passing unsanitised data into these tasks.

Patch Changes

• e253a0d: Enhanced git -c checks in unsafe plugin.

  Thanks to @​JohannesLks for identifying the issue

Changelog

Sourced from simple-git's changelog.

3.36.0

Minor Changes

• 89a2294: Extend known exploitable configuration keys and per-task environment variables.

  Note - ParsedVulnerabilities from argv-parser is removed in favour of a readonly array of Vulnerability to match usage in simple-git, rolled into the new vulnerabilityCheck for simpler access to the identified issues.

  Thanks to @​zebbern for identifying the need to block core.fsmonitor. Thanks to @​kodareef5 for identifying the need to block GIT_CONFIG_COUNT environment variables and --template / merge related config.

Patch Changes

• 1ad57e8: Remove conflicting node:buffer import
• Updated dependencies [89a2294]
• Updated dependencies [675570a]
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.1.0
  • @​simple-git/args-pathspec@​1.0.3

3.35.2

Patch Changes

• 0cf9d8c: Improvements for mono-repo publishing pipeline
• Updated dependencies [0cf9d8c]
  • @​simple-git/args-pathspec@​1.0.2
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.0.3

3.35.1

Patch Changes

• 0de400e: Update monorepo version handling during publish
• Updated dependencies [0de400e]
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.0.2

3.35.0

Minor Changes

• 3d8708b: Updating publish config

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [3d8708b]
  • @​simple-git/args-pathspec@​1.0.1
  • @​simple-git/argv-parser@​1.0.1

3.34.0

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Commits

• 7dc1a53 Version Packages
• 76f5376 Merge pull request #1061 from Vinzent03/fix/buffer-import
• 89a2294 Environment Parsing (#1156)
• 1b91b76 fix: remove explicit node:buffer import
• e390685 Version Packages
• 3c9e4b8 Pin version of @​simple-git/args-pathspec
• 94ee21f Export pathspec types through simple-git for backward compatibility
• 6d7cb51 Version Packages
• 0de400e Switch to semver from workspace revisions
• 2264722 Version Packages
• Additional commits viewable in compare view

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