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I don't see any mention of using apt-get to install git-crypt in the README, but it appears to be available on apt-get. Just want to know whether this is an official distribution channel provided by this project or if it should be avoided.
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git-crypt author here. I maintain the Debian/Ubuntu git-crypt package, so yes it is "official" and OK to use, but note:
In general you should not prefer distro packages over upstream builds. For example, the Alpine package for git-crypt is not maintained by this project and contains unofficial patches that introduce security vulnerabilities and break compatibility with other versions of git-crypt. Only the Debian/Ubuntu package is sanctioned.
Even though the Debian/Ubuntu package is sanctioned by this project, it will almost always be an older version of git-crypt, because it is a long process to go from releasing a new version of git-crypt to having it included in a stable release of Debian/Ubuntu. So you may still want to consider using upstream builds.
I don't see any mention of using apt-get to install git-crypt in the README, but it appears to be available on apt-get. Just want to know whether this is an official distribution channel provided by this project or if it should be avoided.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: