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by Silhouette
3740 days ago
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Unfortunately I don't think that many/any of the Programming language package repositories have manual review processes, or even automated checking for things like known malware... It depends on what kind of repository you're trying to build. If you're talking about something like NPM, PyPI or CPAN, then sure, these are relatively open systems where anyone can contribute but that includes bad people. An example from the other end of the spectrum would be Boost for C++, which is heavily curated and peer reviewed, good enough in quality that its libraries sometimes become part of the full C++ standard at a later date, and tiny compared to the others I mentioned before. |
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