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The use of latest tags in universal-resolver has been one of the causes of excessive downtime in DIF's universal resolver (given its current setup). While universal resolver is not currently intended for production use, we recognize that it's a valuable tool for the decentralized identity community, and we're committed to ensuring it remains maximally available within our current means.
To improve Universal Resolver stability, we are doing the following:
Requiring that future driver contributions specify a version rather than using latest.
Initially enforced via PR review
Later we'll add an automatic check
Reaching out to last PR submitter of existing drivers that use latest to request that they update the driver to specify a version within 60 days
I've tagged the last PR submitter associated with affected drivers. I realize in many cases this person may no longer be responsible for the driver, so please help us track down owners.
We'll make every effort to track down owners and create individual issues if that helps. We may need to temporarily disable drivers that can't be updated (if stability problems continue), but we will make every effort to work with the community to make all currently-maintained drivers available.
The use of
latest
tags in universal-resolver has been one of the causes of excessive downtime in DIF's universal resolver (given its current setup). While universal resolver is not currently intended for production use, we recognize that it's a valuable tool for the decentralized identity community, and we're committed to ensuring it remains maximally available within our current means.To improve Universal Resolver stability, we are doing the following:
latest
.latest
to request that they update the driver to specify a version within 60 daysI've tagged the last PR submitter associated with affected drivers. I realize in many cases this person may no longer be responsible for the driver, so please help us track down owners.
We'll make every effort to track down owners and create individual issues if that helps. We may need to temporarily disable drivers that can't be updated (if stability problems continue), but we will make every effort to work with the community to make all currently-maintained drivers available.
Looking for owners:
Contained in this repo:
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