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I do it by downloading it and building it myself, or trusting a large beaurocracy running the project to audit the source and produce signed packages, on behalf
by ori_b 8y ago
I do it by downloading it and building it myself, or trusting a large beaurocracy running the project to audit the source and produce signed packages, on behalf of the third party developers. Debian style.
So, is npm getting a wasm build infrastructure to support this?
- steveklabnik 8y agoIt doesn't need any; you build it locally, and then put the wasm in the package when you publish.
- ori_b 8y agoThat makes auditing that the wasm matches the code pretty hard. (It's also a problem with adding minified JS). Auditing just the code is hard enough as is. :(