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In that case, it seems like immutable releases aren't what that project wants. You don't HAVE to enable immutable releases. The ability to change a release is
by cortesoft 1y ago
In that case, it seems like immutable releases aren't what that project wants. You don't HAVE to enable immutable releases.
The ability to change a release is fundamentally incompatible with immutable releases, by definition. You can have one or the other, not both.
- bluGill 1y agoimmutable releases are not what anyone wants. A few bad actors forced them on us.
- duskdozer 1y agoidk, i've come across people who are really adamant about the idea of immutability for its own sake, even as far as never amending or rebasing
- bluGill 1y agoi was likely too strong in saying nobody. Though they want immutabilty for theoretical purity reasons not for security which I'm sure is why github is doing this. Still it isn't bad toacknowledge them even if most don't care about their conterns.