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Probably the same reason that pretty much no other package manager (or even major email provider, when email is ostensibly the most famous use-case for it) has

by saghm 6mo ago

Probably the same reason that pretty much no other package manager (or even major email provider, when email is ostensibly the most famous use-case for it) has adopted it: the UX is atrocious.

Macha 6mo ago
Basically all Linux distro package managers?
- saghm 6mo ago
  That's fair, distro package managers use it. I don't know of any language that uses it though; I think NuGet uses certificates for signing rather than PGP.
- exabrial 6mo ago
  All of maven central? Is that also significant enough (as well)? NIH nihilism