> This isn't obvious to me. Most open source projects accept contribution from others. Of course they do, and I'm more than happy to help with open source proj

> This isn't obvious to me. Most open source projects accept contribution from others. Of course they do, and I'm more than happy to help with open source projects. My point was that, we can't do it, just because a security review at my company says so. It's not just as simple as updating the version of the affected package, there's also testing involved, potentially fixing issues due to using a later version. This would almost be a full-time job.