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I suspect it was usable long before the 1.0 release - v0.1 from 2014 appears to have had repo snapshot support: https://github.com/smira/aptly/tree/3f82edf5d6c5

I suspect it was usable long before the 1.0 release - v0.1 from 2014 appears to have had repo snapshot support: https://github.com/smira/aptly/tree/3f82edf5d6c50ed6988297a436dfb5eb06754408 https://github.com/smira/aptly/tree/3f82edf5d6c50ed6988297a4... Nonetheless, it probably wasn't nearly as stable, and certainly wasn't as well-known then. So I'll concede that it may not have been viable at that point.

user5994461 10y ago
Honestly, it's reasonable to live with an apt outage one day a year. Any workaround that adds critical components in the distribution chain is guaranteed to make it worse. The Docker crypto fuckup was quite peculiar. The distribution pipeline can't handle that. It also broke their other repos (including ubuntu) and propagated to the mirrors.