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Truthfully, bundling dependencies is insufficient as well, for the way DNSChain gets installed is via npm install and that requires trusting X.509 + NPM.
Still, bundling dependencies is a meaningful improvement we can do.
At some point in the future a way to sign DNSChain releases would be useful. This could be accomplished by distributing DNSChain as a tar+gzip'd file and using a special loader to run it. The signature could be verified via a blockchain.
We already specify precise version numbers, but this isn't enough.
Truthfully, bundling dependencies is insufficient as well, for the way DNSChain gets installed is via
npm install
and that requires trusting X.509 + NPM.Still, bundling dependencies is a meaningful improvement we can do.
At some point in the future a way to sign DNSChain releases would be useful. This could be accomplished by distributing DNSChain as a tar+gzip'd file and using a special loader to run it. The signature could be verified via a blockchain.
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