CocoaPods trunk goes read-only: what should iOS teams do now?
CocoaPods trunk plans to stop accepting new podspecs on 2 December 2026. Existing builds keep working. Here is what iOS teams should check and plan now.
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CocoaPods trunk plans to stop accepting new podspecs on 2 December 2026. Existing builds keep working. Here is what iOS teams should check and plan now.
Use an SSH mount so the build borrows your agent for one step and never stores the key in a layer. Steps, what to avoid, and how to verify the result.
Notebook files store cell outputs, including data samples and tokens. How to strip them automatically so they never reach the repository.
The fbounds-safety proposal adds pointer bounds annotations to C so out-of-bounds access traps. What the annotations mean and what the docs say on status.
Yes. Set job timeouts well below platform defaults so a hung, looping or hijacked job stops early. Documented defaults for GitHub and GitLab included.
A pre-install checklist for npm packages bound for the browser: need, maintainers, install scripts, dependency tree, behavior and the update plan.
A support list is not proof. Test a scanner against your lockfiles, build tools, monorepo layout, and private registries before you commit to it.
Save the plan, convert it to JSON with terraform show, then evaluate Rego rules against it. Steps, a sample rule and what to do with the result.
Write a changelog with one entry per version, ISO dates, grouped change types and a Security heading, so readers and retrieval systems find the answer.
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