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by tekknik
1803 days ago
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> No. A reproducible build is a guarantee that two builders of the same codebase, or the same codebase built multiple times, will result in a bit-for-bit identical of all other builds of the same codebase, every time, guaranteed. That's what I said :) > Please educate yourself before dying on a hill for a topic you're misrepresenting entirely. I'll say the same. I've only been doing this for near 30 years ;) But here you go, here's one example: 1) copy source to destination directory
2) run private npm
3) use private npm repo
4) freeze private npm repo
5) use npm install like normal here's another: 1) check all node_modules directories into version control
2) ensure no native packages are used
3) copy entire directory structure to destination dir You are clearly inexperienced, or very focused on node.js only. |
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