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This is probably done for security: if a package gets removed it can't be replaced by something potentially malicious. In addition, people that have tied their
by svisser 11y ago
This is probably done for security: if a package gets removed it can't be replaced by something potentially malicious. In addition, people that have tied their version numbers would get alerted this way.
- x1798DE 11y agoYeah, but I think either I shouldn't be able to delete it in the first place or I should be able to upload the original package with an unchanged hash. The alternative is that anyone with an == dependency is now permanently broken.
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