Manifest file for reproducible builds
See original GitHub issuePlease consider publishing a corresponding manifest file for etcher
(either a package-lock.json
or yarn.lock
file) to enable reproducible builds by downstream packaging solutions, such as flatpak for instance.
Thanks.
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All good, thanks for your help @jhermsmeier.
My bad, I forgot about that one. Not used to this variety of lock files in the Javascript ecosystem.