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Check npm package demo-parser version 1.2.0 in OSV. Explain any affected range and the fixed version recorded in the result.
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Version 1.2.0 falls inside the affected range. The advisory lists 1.2.3 as the fixed version.
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demo-parser 1.2.0 · Advisory review
One advisory places version 1.2.0 between the introduced and fixed versions.
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OSV is an open vulnerability database that links security advisories to affected software packages and versions.
Use npm, demo-parser, and 1.2.0 to scope the lookup.
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