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@liran_tal thanks a lot. really appreciate the contributions 😀
here are a couple of items that have had my attention lately that you might also be interested in:
* https://t.co/pyHAj1LhVN
* https://t.co/k1FfdBgrHH
starting today, developers building npm projects on @GitHub Actions can request a provenance statement to be published alongside their package, giving consumers a verifiable way to link a package back to its source repository and build instructions.
https://t.co/8zilYJz5Dc
@MylesBorins@MarshallOfSound Makes sense. Agreed that pre-releases have by far the least risk to remove. I am hopeful that the problem can result in prioritization of solving the underlying limitation and that this allowance could then be tightened back up.
@MylesBorins@MarshallOfSound I've been in the fully immutable camp and would rather see the existing unpublish windows removed than more added. As a maintainer of semantic-release, I'm also in the frequent publishing camp. I'd rather wait for the existing debt to be handled than encourage more unpublishing.