@bsastregx
If you run into a breaking change after upgrading a package then I would suggest you try and figure out what is causing breaking change. It could be as simple as the argument(s) to a method have changed or a simple environment variable needs to be set. If you can't figure out the issue then my suggestion is to either:
Choose a different package and remove the vulnerable package
Revert back to the vulnerable package (at your own risk)
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"The only difference is that manually upgrading our packages will allow us to upgrade a single package, test for a breaking change"
@bsastregx If you run into a breaking change after upgrading a package then I would suggest you try and figure out what is causing breaking change. It could be as simple as the argument(s) to a method have changed or a simple environment variable needs to be set. If you can't figure out the issue then my suggestion is to either: