Not saying you must do anything :)
I totally get your point with dev reps. Snyk, for instance, will omit the dev deps by default when scanning. However, you can change that if you like.
On the 100% commit. This is true! But I assume you have tests in place that will cover the critical paths at the very least. However, when a dependency has vulns, you should IMO switch to a fixed version (or another library) and adapt the rest of your application.
Either way, having a solid dependency management strategy in place is crucial.
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Not saying you must do anything :)
I totally get your point with dev reps. Snyk, for instance, will omit the dev deps by default when scanning. However, you can change that if you like.
On the 100% commit. This is true! But I assume you have tests in place that will cover the critical paths at the very least. However, when a dependency has vulns, you should IMO switch to a fixed version (or another library) and adapt the rest of your application.
Either way, having a solid dependency management strategy in place is crucial.