馃悰 Describe the bug
Hi Pyg-lib team,
I noticed that PyG-Library is on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/pyg-library/ and while it's a little out of date, the install instructions actually reference pyg-lib which is not registered on PyPi. For a project I am on that uses PyG, our security has noticed and complained that this is a sizable security vulnerability.
Could I request claiming pyg-lib on Pypi even if you are not actively publishing there, to prevent supply-side attacks?
Thanks!
@coreyjadams
Environment
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馃悰 Describe the bug
Hi Pyg-lib team,
I noticed that PyG-Library is on PyPi: https://pypi.org/project/pyg-library/ and while it's a little out of date, the install instructions actually reference
pyg-libwhich is not registered on PyPi. For a project I am on that uses PyG, our security has noticed and complained that this is a sizable security vulnerability.Could I request claiming
pyg-libon Pypi even if you are not actively publishing there, to prevent supply-side attacks?Thanks!
@coreyjadams
Environment
pyg-libversion:pyg-lib(conda,pip, source):