Nugetauditsuppress — [updated]

Use NoWarn (though not officially supported for NU190x warnings, it often works):

Suppressing vulnerabilities is a powerful tool, but with great power comes great responsibility. Here is a checklist to follow before adding that suppression line: nugetauditsuppress

NuGetAuditSuppress is a . Unlike NuGetAudit=false , which completely disables the audit HTTP call and processing, NuGetAuditSuppress=true still performs the audit but hides all resulting warnings from the console and build log. Use NoWarn (though not officially supported for NU190x

For the most part, this is a feature. It catches vulnerable dependencies before they make it to production. But what happens when the guard is a little too zealous? What if you have a vulnerability that you’ve assessed, accepted, and cannot immediately fix? For the most part, this is a feature

: For large solutions, define suppressions in a central Directory.Build.props file to maintain organization-wide control.