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Invalid packages must be able to be removed from registry.
The usual way of doing this is to publish a "nuke".
The cleanest would probably be to look for a "nukes" branch (tag?) and find description files (or just a list of versions) in the nukes directory.
These descriptions should shared (as nukes) and then be ignored in all other package management operations.
Alternatively, we could for a meta branch/tag, which publishes more information. This could be used to warn of security flaws in older packages (not as strong as a nuke, but should be avoided), or to signal LTS releases.
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Invalid packages must be able to be removed from registry.
The usual way of doing this is to publish a "nuke".
The cleanest would probably be to look for a "nukes" branch (tag?) and find description files (or just a list of versions) in the
nukes
directory.These descriptions should shared (as nukes) and then be ignored in all other package management operations.
Alternatively, we could for a
meta
branch/tag, which publishes more information. This could be used to warn of security flaws in older packages (not as strong as a nuke, but should be avoided), or to signal LTS releases.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: