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.
Protect the main branch: require pull requests and checks, block force pushes and deletions, and limit bypass. A short settings list for small teams.
Two companies, two package registries. A checklist for merging registry policy: who may publish, what may be pulled, retention, and a safe migration order.
Two teams, two update bot setups. Compare schedules, grouping, and automerge rules, then publish one shared preset that repositories extend.
Two pipelines, two security gates. Merge them by comparing checks, running both in parallel, then cutting over in stages with a quick way back.
Rebase keeps a clean patch stack but rewrites history. Merge keeps history and is safer when others build on your fork. Here is how to choose.
Merge urgent security fixes as soon as they pass review, and batch routine updates into a weekly window. Here is how to set the schedule in common bots.
Libyears give one plain number for how far behind your dependencies are. Learn how to compute it from SBOM versions and what it cannot tell you.
Both wrappers download a build tool onto your machines. Both support checksum properties. Compare what each verifies and the settings that close the gaps.
In Maven, a plain version is a soft requirement and brackets make it hard. See how ranges resolve, why they reduce repeatability, and what to use instead.
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