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Unless you are reviewing their code too then it is no different. I've read every privacy policy and TOS I've ever signed and even I can't fathom reviewing node
by 0des 5y ago
Unless you are reviewing their code too then it is no different. I've read every privacy policy and TOS I've ever signed and even I can't fathom reviewing node modules to completion. I don't even know if that is possible given that any node project can have endless cyclic dependencies
- fshbbdssbbgdd 5y agoI have worked at a big famous tech company where you had to have approval for every dependency. It was slow to get a new library reviewed, but usually the popular ones were already on the list. I think this process actually scales reasonably well because the more engineers you have, the more likely it is someone else has been there before.