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I dunno, I’m still pretty surprised the MCP server auth process could pop a calculator on widely adopted clients. The protocol isn’t perfect but that’s totally
by greysteil 1y ago
I dunno, I’m still pretty surprised the MCP server auth process could pop a calculator on widely adopted clients. The protocol isn’t perfect but that’s totally unnecessary unsafe. Glad it’s fixed!
- orphea 1y ago> Glad it’s fixed! ...and they used some random package with version 0.0.1 instead of writing 20 lines of code themselves. It's astonishing how allergic some people are to writing their own code, even the simplest shit has to be a dependency. Let's increase the attack surface, that's fine, what can go wrong, right? https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/use-mcp/commit/960631bb74ee37cedc90651cf82fe6c611699661 https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/use-mcp/commit/96063...
- chrisweekly 1y agoYou have a valid point about dependency management in general, but in this case, the v0.0.1 package was created by the same author "geelen" as the commit you linked. So, they're not allergic to writing the code, and it's not "some random package".