Set NuGetAuditMode to "all" to enable vulnerable transitive dependencies warnings#2277
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In OpenIddict 7.0, we'll change the way we're handling vulnerable transitive dependencies: instead of asking the end user to override vulnerable versions in their own project, the OpenIddict 7.0 packages will now include explicit/direct references for all the packages that are flagged as vulnerable by NuGet. While it's unlikely we'll go as far as releasing a new OpenIddict version each time an upstream dependency is flagged as vulnerable, it will at least ensure that OpenIddict's dependencies graph is safe every time a new release ships.