Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Raise requires-python, fix the wheel tag, and check metadata before release. Installers then serve older releases to users on old Python. Steps included.
Use allow_patterns and ignore_patterns in huggingface_hub to fetch weights in safetensors form and skip pickle based files. Steps and a dry run first.
How to turn off dependency install scripts in npm, pnpm, Yarn and Bun, what each tool does by default, and how to allow only the packages that need one.
PEP 541 defines abandoned projects and how to request a name transfer. See the tests, the evidence you need, and what never qualifies for a transfer.
Choose a threat modeling tool by method support, where the model lives, who edits it, how it links to tickets and license. Compare three kinds of tool.
A decision guide for picking a Python build backend: pure Python versus compiled code, dynamic versions, PEP 639 license support, and what to avoid.
Acknowledge fast, queue the work, verify the signature, deduplicate by delivery ID and debounce bursts. A short design checklist for scan webhooks.
Run a dependency scan on each pull request, make it a required check and write a clear fail rule. Add an exception path. Steps and a rule table.
Back a code review answer with real GitHub branch protection settings, and avoid the admin bypass gap that makes 'all code' untrue. A startup guide.
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