Issue/21 fixes

[AkhilJ321]

Fixing the security vulnerability of packages by iteratively solving them.

Issue Related: #21

[garg3133]

@AkhilJ321 Have you tested that moving appium-adb to v12 have no repercussions on the working of the tool?

Also, when you change something in package.json, running npm install makes the corresponding changes in package-lock.json as well. You can also just run commands like npm i -D nightwatch@3.4.1 to make changes in both package.json and package-lock.json in one go.

[AkhilJ321]

@garg3133

This download has not been maintained for quite some time, so there isn't any proper fix for this, rather than manually updating package.lock.json but that is also not reliable.
This is the issue linked to this problem in their repo:
kevva/download#224

[AkhilJ321]

@AkhilJ321 Have you tested that moving appium-adb to v12 have no repercussions on the working of the tool?

Also, when you change something in package.json, running npm install makes the corresponding changes in package-lock.json as well. You can also just run commands like npm i -D nightwatch@3.4.1 to make changes in both package.json and package-lock.json in one go.

Yes I ran the npm run test:unit command and it ran successfully

[garg3133]

@AkhilJ321 Leave the download package for now, there's already an issue present to fix it: #12

[AkhilJ321]

This is another issue which is dependent on the download package.
Other than this one critical issue is remaining.

There is no patched version for this package:

[AkhilJ321]

@garg3133 ,Any reviews regarding this?

[garg3133]

Ah, I completely forgot about this PR and made similar changes to the main branch directly, apologies for that. But good work on the PR. Thanks a lot!