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Unfortunately, bootstrap versions 3 and 4 have been EOL'ed by upstream and it is difficult to provide security support for them.
Projects depending on the unmaintained bootstrap versions are encouraged to migrate to bootstrap v5 (src:bootstrap-html). Please note that bootstrap v5 is not just a drop-in replacement, and some work on the upstream side may be needed. Upstream provides these migration guides that may help:
I agree this would be desirable as JupypterHub migrated to Bootstrap 5 not long ago (in JupyterHub v5). That said I would think the security implications are minimal as it seems jupyter-server only uses the CSS part of bootstrap and not any JS.
This was reported as https://bugs.debian.org/1088418 and I quote from there.
Unfortunately, bootstrap versions 3 and 4 have been EOL'ed by upstream and it is difficult to provide security support for them.
Projects depending on the unmaintained bootstrap versions are encouraged to migrate to bootstrap v5 (src:bootstrap-html). Please note that bootstrap v5 is not just a drop-in replacement, and some work on the upstream side may be needed. Upstream provides these migration guides that may help:
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/4.6/migration/ (for migrating first from v3 to v4, which is also EOL, before the v4 to v5 migration)
https://getbootstrap.com/docs/5.3/migration/
Please, consider migrating to bootstrap v5.
Thank you!
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