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Haven't tried it myself but you can always go to the code and do it yourself : I think the confusion here is that https://open-vsx.org/ https://open-vsx.org/ re
by gdsdfe 7y ago
Haven't tried it myself but you can always go to the code and do it yourself :
I think the confusion here is that https://open-vsx.org/ https://open-vsx.org/ requires github which is normal, they can require whatever they want you can even go in and add something else => https://github.com/eclipse/open-vsx.org https://github.com/eclipse/open-vsx.org
or roll your own : https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx https://github.com/eclipse/openvsx
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- cxr 7y agoWhy wouldn't you just say, "oops, I was wrong" instead of.... whatever you're trying to do right now?
- gdsdfe 7y agohahah I was just trying to help but yeah sure : "oops, I was wrong trying to help ungrateful assholes on the internet"
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- lobo42 7y agoopen-vsx.org only requires login for publishers. Downloading / installing extensions is done anonymously.
- cxr 7y agoYou write as if you're providing some additional information that debunks the criticism here, but you're not. Stop trying to strawman and re-contextualize the conversation. open-vsx.org is billed as "a public registry for open-source VS Code extensions, accessible for everyone" and a "vendor-neutral" "alternative" to Microsoft's own registry. To be implemented in such a way that folks can only publish to it by logging in using an auth service run by the other registry operator amounts to a compromise at the existential level.