Bradley Farias

`import()` is stage 3 and just pending 2 implementations finishing rollout. What is unstable about it?

@prdn seems fine; I would still follow the titanic protocol for queueing for now (I work w/ big corps who want everything well known if possible). We will be using...

please use static linking for any libraries used On Fri, Oct 10, 2014 at 9:50 AM, Paolo Ardoino [email protected] wrote: > pigato is here :) > https://github.com/prdn/pigato > I have...

Is there any reason to separate policy integrity/redirects from permissions, would be ideal if they could share the same file. Particularly if eventual possibility of more granular per resource (URL)...

Using the same file isn't really related to blocking advancement also name of the file isn't important ( can already use policies with a file called permissions.json) On Fri, Mar...

I'd just note, per the config problem, it most likely should not be authoritative from a given `package.json` but likely could be generated from an aggregation of multiple `package.json` files...

This feature never reached a critical minimal adoption, this seems a fine experiment to remove and pursue other security model possibilities; however if import maps do add SRI it likely...

This problem seems to already exist if C were either type of module and did `import('a')`. I'm a bit skeptical of `require-esm` being a good condition; I think TLA condition...

> If you read carefully that's the thing that doesn't happen at all in the real-world and the thing commented as "of course it was possible already" so please do...

I've looked into this in a variety of avenues ; the first iteration was an out of band tool like https://github.com/bmeck/node-policy (5 years ago 😅); then a prompt based system...