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this is why i pin every dependency hash in my python projects. pip install --require-hashes with a locked requirements file catches exactly this, if the package
by momo_dev 6mo ago
this is why i pin every dependency hash in my python projects. pip install --require-hashes with a locked requirements file catches exactly this, if the package hash changes unexpectedly the install fails. surprised this isn't the default in the npm ecosystem
- minitech 6mo agoNpm and the other JavaScript package managers do generate and check lockfiles with hashes by default. This was a new release, not a republishing of an old version (which isn’t possible on the npm registry anyway).
- momo_dev 6mo agoi wasn't aware npm lockfiles check hashes by default now. my concern is more about the initial install before a lockfile exists, like in CI from a fresh clone without a committed lockfile. but you're right, once the lockfile is there the hash mismatch would be caught.