For me, the generated html contains jQuery v3.1.0, but that, too is vulnerable. In fact, we just got a security requirement from a penetration test that we have to get rid of that dependency. It would be sad if that would mean we have to stop using the OpenAPI Generator. Is there a way to tell the generator to use a newer jQuery version?

For reference, I found that jQuery v3.1.9 the file openapi-generator/modules/openapi-generator/src/main/resources/htmlDocs2/js_jquery.mustache

We are currently using openapi-generator (7.3.0) in one of our project as a maven dependency. In our ecosystem we have all the nexus tooling to check 3rd party dependency vulnerabilities. Currently due to this issue nexus-iq is failing our builds as jquery version used within the openapi-generator jar is deprecated. Hence would like to give a vote up towards this issue. Is there a schedule to fix this issue? It would be nice to know in this regards.

Title: Update jQuery Version in OpenAPI Generator to Address Security Vulnerability

Description:
We are currently using OpenAPI Generator version 7.9.0, which includes a vulnerable version of jQuery (1.8.3) located at /openapi-static/assets/js/jquery-1.8.3.min.js. This version of jQuery has known security vulnerabilities as reported by the jQuery team. Despite the updates in OpenAPI Generator, this issue has not been addressed.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Use OpenAPI Generator version 7.9.0.
2. Navigate to the path /openapi-static/assets/js/.
3. Observe that the jQuery version is 1.8.3.

Expected Behavior:
The jQuery version should be updated to the latest version to ensure that security vulnerabilities are mitigated and the security scan does not flag this issue.

Actual Behavior:
The jQuery version remains at 1.8.3, which is flagged by security scans due to known vulnerabilities.

Suggested Fix:
Update the jQuery version in the OpenAPI Generator to the latest stable release.

Environment:

• OpenAPI Generator version: 7.9.0
• Affected file: /openapi-static/assets/js/jquery-1.8.3.min.js