upgrade elastic/charts from v57 to v66 #226
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What does this change?
Upgrade elastic/charts from
v57.0.0tov66.1.0. The only usage of this dependancy is inTimeHistogram.jsand the upgrade does not have any breaking changes in our code base apart from the chart colour which I fixed.I updated this as an attempt to fix the
d3-colorvulnerability in https://github.com/guardian/giant/security/dependabot/2 that's suggesting the vulnerable version is introduced by elastic/charts. But it seems that this vulnerebility is also introduced byd3-scalewhich is also a sub dependancy of the latest version of elastic/charts. So this change doesn't seem to be fixing the main issue of d3-color vulnerability. But it's still good to have the most recent versionHow to test
tested locally
The only change in the UI is that the default number of desired ticks in the Y-Axis from 10 to 5. I left it to be default since it's mentioned in the actual elastic chart PR that this helps a bit more when rendering short charts and will help reduce the clutter.
elastic/elastic-charts#2005
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