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Note: This is the company that now owns NPM. You can/should expect the same take-down standards to apply to code hosted there. If you weren't already, I'd st
by Twirrim 6y ago
Note: This is the company that now owns NPM. You can/should expect the same take-down standards to apply to code hosted there.
If you weren't already, I'd strongly encourage having some kind of caching proxy between you and the NPM repositories, just to ensure that some kind of takedown action won't screw up your builds.
- speedgoose 6y agoThe risk is low for most dependencies. They have experienced the left-pad drama. I would rather have to fix my dependencies and have broken builds for a short while than having to maintain a npm cache.