That's not what I meant. What I meant was finding a matching/working pair of xyz and @type/xyz that were new enough not to have either vulnerabilities (in the

That's not what I meant. What I meant was finding a matching/working pair of xyz and @type/xyz that were new enough not to have either vulnerabilities (in the main package) and also worked with other packages that were new enough also. It introduces new dependencies and into an already chaotic chain. Like 1.2.3 of xyz has issues (or dependencies with issues), and you need 1.2.4, but the @type package won't yet work with 1.2.4. Also, not just vulnerabilities. Bugs, whatever.