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> Quicklisp is de-facto the only widely used library manager in Common Lisp world, and so it’s written in Common Lisp and doesn’t have any tests. It’s a wonder
by symtos 8y ago
> Quicklisp is de-facto the only widely used library manager in Common Lisp world, and so it’s written in Common Lisp and doesn’t have any tests. It’s a wonder for me how it’s not breaking!
Quicklisp also downloads and executes code over plain HTTP with no integrity checks whatsoever.
- sigjuice 8y agoYes, that is the default. But you could connect through an https proxy or check PGP signatures (see http://blog.quicklisp.org/2017/09/something-to-try-out-quicklisp-with.html http://blog.quicklisp.org/2017/09/something-to-try-out-quick...).