Hi,
Simple solution would be to turn off automatic updates by default and leave
notifications on.
Then change the notification behaviour to give the option to view the changelog
before updating.
* User accepts the changes then they can update
* User doesn't like the changes then they don't update
If a user switches to automatic updates then they should be notified of the
risk.
All this talk of tighter regulations, multiple versions, and more work for the
skinners could
just result in driving them away from the official repo to their own private
ones or, worse
case scenario, stop them from releasing to the public at all.
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