JS: add the resolve library as a sink to js/path-injection#6015
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| ResolveModuleSink() { | ||
| this = API::moduleImport("resolve").getACall().getArgument(0) | ||
| or | ||
| this = API::moduleImport("resolve").getMember("sync").getACall().getArgument(0) |
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Maybe also add a test for this disjunct?
resolve library as a sink to js/path-injection
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👍. Even if the result doesn't flow to require, it can be used to probe the existence of files on disk.
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The resolve library is used to e.g. import a module as if you are in another directory.
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An alternative would be to treat it as a taint-step, but I feel it's more appropriate to treat it as a sink.
Evaluation looks fine.