If a private app fails vetting with major issues, what action should NOT be taken?

When a private app fails vetting due to major issues, the correct approach is to take it seriously and address any significant problems before considering installation. Accepting the risks and installing the app regardless of these issues compromises the integrity and security of your Splunk environment. By circumventing the vetting process, you could introduce vulnerabilities or performance-related problems that may lead to further complications down the line.

Each of the other actions are proactive strategies to ensure that the app functions correctly and meets your organization’s standards for reliability and security. Resolving the major issues ensures that the app is compliant with necessary requirements. Consulting with Splunk support can provide valuable insights or solutions for addressing the identified problems. Reassessing app requirements allows you to ensure that the app aligns with your needs and that it can be adequately supported moving forward.

Thus, option A is the action that should not be taken, as it undermines the vetting process's purpose of protecting your systems and data.