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Add future possibilities of readiness
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JonDouglas authored Jun 27, 2023
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- Vulnerability scanning can be extended to SBOMs.
- Support can be added to automatically fix vulnerable dependencies (i.e. a fix experience in CLI / Tooling)
- Consideration of SDK/Framework scanning for implicit PackageReference that may be vulnernable.
- Readiness to enable `<NuGetAuditMode>` to `all` for .NET/VS vNext:
- Customer feedback from .NET 8.
- Satisfaction of direct dependency scanning.
- Noise ratio of transitive dependency scanning (i.e. new warnings)
- Performance/scalability impact of transitive dependency scanning.
- Version resolution to ensure proper vulnerability reporting.
- UI/UX considerations for distinguishing direct/transitive vulnerability warnings.
- Incremental scanning/caching to avoid redundant scans.
- Documentation and education resources for the functionality.
- Prioritization and suppression of severity / advisories.

Additionally, most of the [`Rationale and alternatives`](#rationale-and-alternatives) are really future possibilities on their own as they are not always exclusive to the current approach. Here's some further possibilities:

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