updated saucelabs and lodash versions to fix security vulnerabilities

[digitalfrost]

Updated lodash fixes: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/577

Updated saucelabs fixes: https://nodesecurity.io/advisories/593

According to npm audit these should be a non breaking changes

[admc]

Cool!

[Jonahss]

@digitalfrost you have publish permissions for this module, right?

Also, hi @admc !

[gcbw]

👍

[digitalfrost]

@Jonahss - no I do not have publish permissions for this module.

[Jonahss]

@digitalfrost Oh ok, I'll see what I can do.
Do you use grunt-saucelabs often?

[digitalfrost]

@Jonahss - not directly - this issue affects the popular p5.js library as it uses grunt-saucelabs....

[mar10]

@axemclion or @Jonahss could you please merge this PR and release?

[Jonahss]

Thank you for the ping @mar10. I've just joined Jonathan Lipps as an Appium consultant at Cloud Grey so I'll be back in the testing industry! Will be able to be much more involved and responsive.

I was having trouble running the tests for this repository. I will merge your changes and publish now, but double check to make sure that everything works for you.

[Jonahss]

published as v9.0.1

[mar10]

@Jonahss that was fast, thank you very much! Good to hear this cool tool gets some attention again.
Btw. I was just pinging. Kudos for the patch go to @digitalfrost ;-)

[mar10]

btw. npm audit fix now fixed the high-classified warning and some.
There is still a low and a medium one, that might get fixed by bumping requestretry to the latest version 3.1.0, but this would be a potentially breaking change since it increments the major version?

[Jonahss]

well if you can read the changes made in the newer version, maybe we could easily switch to it?