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Oh, No. That's a different issue. If GitHub is unavailable, the repository itself is unreachable. A lot verify hashes from the repo. If the latest release of
by y4mi 7y ago
Oh, No. That's a different issue.
If GitHub is unavailable, the repository itself is unreachable. A lot verify hashes from the repo.
If the latest release of one package is broken and your ci breaks, then you really have a problem... You'd have to disregard lock files and go out of your way to reinstall everything to latest
- oarsinsync 7y ago> If GitHub is unavailable, the repository itself is unreachable. If a central repository is unavailable, a decentralised version control system should continue to function. If developers are creating fragile tooling that centralises a by-design decentralised service, that feels like a flawed decision.