William Perron
William Perron
Right now we only create the `deno:deno` user in the Dockerfile, but it is up to the user to add the `USER deno:deno` directive to their Dockerfiles. I think it...
Tags like `@foo/bar` are valid currently, but they make it hard for both humans and machines to parse. I suggest we explicitely refuse versions with these characters in them.
We're still stuck on 1.6.2 due to us not having checked it for a while and some other reasons (iirc back when we switched to the Docker format for Lambda,...
Right now all of the CI steps are in a single "CI" job which makes it both harder to follow and also harder to make certain steps run on PRs...
Instrument the stack for amazon X-Ray to be able to trace requests across services and functions. Will be useful to trace webhook requests from the API Gateway requests all the...
related to: https://github.com/denoland/deno_registry2/issues/195#issuecomment-756187085 Right now the "latest" version of a module is set to whatever the version number was on the last run of the async/publish function. This means that...
This was brought up by someone on the Discord channel, the "recently added" section currently shows any newly registered module, even if they have no published versions. It would be...
Would be nice to have a set of data that we use to initialize the database during the integration tests; it would make the tests themselves much leaner because we...
This would allow having a stricter network access configuration on the MongoDB cluster.