The Future of GitHub's Nightly Change Log

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The quality of GitHub repos has been degrading because of the rise of malware authors. "We just don't want malware repos showing up and like they're constantly, it's cat and mouse has been," he says. There is a Ruby two container that can be used for nightly change log changes. But if there are no Docker containers to start off with, we'll have to keep things exactly as it was six years ago.

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