build(deps): hold the majors the planned refactor will handle - #88
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Nine pull requests were open across three branches for major upgrades that all need code changes: React 18 to 19, FluentValidation 11 to 12, Microsoft.Data.SqlClient 6 to 7, Swashbuckle 6 to 10, jsdom 25 to 30 and jest-dom 6 to 8. None is a security fix — dotnet list package --vulnerable is clean and there are no open Dependabot alerts. They belong to a planned refactor rather than to routine maintenance, and several of them belong to the same one: React 19 changes rendering and effect semantics while jsdom 30 and jest-dom 8 change what the test environment does underneath. Upgrading piecemeal means debugging three things at once. Ignored rather than closed each week, for the reason the licence holds were: a decision retaken every Monday is not a decision, it is a queue nobody reads — which is how the genuinely urgent update gets missed. Majors only, and named individually rather than blanket-ignored. Patches and minors still arrive, so a security fix inside the current major is not blocked, and any new major from a package not on this list still surfaces. Remove the entries as the refactor takes each one.
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Nine pull requests were open across three branches for major upgrades that all need code changes. They belong to the planned refactor, not to routine maintenance.
react,react-domjsdom@testing-library/jest-domFluentValidationSwashbuckle.AspNetCoreMicrosoft.Data.SqlClientNone is a security fix.
dotnet list package --vulnerableis clean and there are no open Dependabot alerts.Several belong to the same piece of work: React 19 changes rendering and effect semantics, while jsdom 30 and jest-dom 8 change what the test environment does underneath. Upgrading piecemeal means debugging three things at once.
Why ignore rather than keep closing
Same reason as the licence holds: a decision retaken every Monday is not a decision, it is a queue nobody reads — which is how the genuinely urgent update gets missed.
Majors only, named individually rather than blanket-ignored. Patches and minors still arrive, so a security fix inside the current major is not blocked, and a new major from any package not on the list still surfaces.
Remove the entries as the refactor takes each one.