I'm working on a legacy project that's using a compromised framework version. We're working towards upgrading it, however it's not a simple task, and because this is now conflicting with the roave/security-advisories package, we're unable to upgrade the advisories package to ensure everything else is OK, until we can upgrade the framework.
Is there a way to accept 1 compromised package but still upgrade everything else?
I thought of using the inline aliases, but I'm worries that will cause other non-compatibility issues between packages, as I'd have to bump a major version to fix our current issue.
I'm working on a legacy project that's using a compromised framework version. We're working towards upgrading it, however it's not a simple task, and because this is now conflicting with the
roave/security-advisories
package, we're unable to upgrade the advisories package to ensure everything else is OK, until we can upgrade the framework.Is there a way to accept 1 compromised package but still upgrade everything else?
I thought of using the inline aliases, but I'm worries that will cause other non-compatibility issues between packages, as I'd have to bump a major version to fix our current issue.