The catch, of course, is a lot of the "migrate to newer versions" of some libraries brings in new features. These new features can be the source of new securit

The catch, of course, is a lot of the "migrate to newer versions" of some libraries brings in new features. These new features can be the source of new security concerns. Especially when added with a lot of the changes requiring some reworking on how things are used for the migration. This would be akin to trying to move a car to a system that shuts off during stops. Totally doable, but requires a massive change in how reliant passive systems are on the serpentine belt/alternator for power.