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I came across this issue on the npm repo, which was about mitigating the risk of adding a compromised dependency to your project by installing the very latest version of a package.
The idea is to introduce some kind of "cool off" period before fetching a new package (eg: one or two weeks), so that the risk of downloading malicious code that is not yet known of yarn audit is reduced.
npm seems to have a "--before" flag that could be used for this purpose. What does yarn have to offer?
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Hey,
I came across this issue on the npm repo, which was about mitigating the risk of adding a compromised dependency to your project by installing the very latest version of a package.
The idea is to introduce some kind of "cool off" period before fetching a new package (eg: one or two weeks), so that the risk of downloading malicious code that is not yet known of
yarn audit
is reduced.npm seems to have a "--before" flag that could be used for this purpose. What does yarn have to offer?
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