#pythonsecurity
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#TIL when creating a python project, and using some==2.2.0 to "pin" your requirements isn't actually pinning them, as the package owner (or anyone with access) may upload version* 2.2.0-1, 2.2.0-2, etc. which will match the "==2.2.0". *Edit
@fohrloop Huh. I did a quick experiment which suggests otherwise: >>> from packaging.version import Version >>> from packaging.specifiers import SpecifierSet >>> s1 = SpecifierSet("==2.2.0") >>> Version("2.2.0.post0") in s1 False >>> Versio
Thanks to @eelcoa I learned today, that the Python Software Foundation ( @ThePSF ) rejected a $1.5 Million USD fund, because they demonstrated integrity by not bowing down to #Trump and instead stand by their mission statement "(...) to sup
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