Thanks for taking the time to comment. Not that it wasn't there before this, but this incident highlights a lot to take into consideration with respect to securing one's supply chain going forward.
I'm curious whether this type of thing would work as well. It sounds like you're suggesting to be able to wrap sections of code in compiler-specific declarations (e.g., UNSAFE blocks in C#) that force the underlying…
Thanks for taking the time to comment. Not that it wasn't there before this, but this incident highlights a lot to take into consideration with respect to securing one's supply chain going forward.
I'm curious whether this type of thing would work as well. It sounds like you're suggesting to be able to wrap sections of code in compiler-specific declarations (e.g., UNSAFE blocks in C#) that force the underlying…