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Depends on the tech stack. If it's JS/TS then it's a nightmare to maintain, with all the Critical and High security issues. Packages that are not updated anymor
by myth_drannon 2y ago
Depends on the tech stack. If it's JS/TS then it's a nightmare to maintain, with all the Critical and High security issues. Packages that are not updated anymore you need to replace with something else.
You can't just leave it alone, it's easier to shut it down and save yourself another accident and subsequent postmortem.