npm fucked up our release. Normally I’d be mad, but honestly I’m kind of excited. I needed a new project. Time to fuck up npm 😈Read original on X
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npm outage sparks developer plan to fork the registry
Broken publishes at JavaScript's default package registry renewed long-running worries about a single point of failure in the software supply chain.
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npm outage sparks developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks a developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks a developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks a developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks a developer plan to fork the registry
npm outage sparks a developer plan to fork the registry
npm publishing outage prompts developer to plan a fork
npm publishing outage prompts developer to plan a fork
npm publishing outage prompts developer to plan a fork
npm publishing outage prompts developer to plan a fork
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npm release disruption prompts a developer to plan a fork
npm release disruption prompts a developer to plan a fork
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