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Gleam v1.7
The Gleam programming language
Gleam now only asks for your Hex credentials once, and uses that to create a long-lived API token, which will be stored on your filesystem and encrypted using a local password of your choosing. Sometimes people from other ecosystems with per-package isolation may not understand this convention and place all their code in the top-level namespace, using generic names, which results in problems for any users of their package. In both of these cases the users of these packages have an inferior experience, unable to take advantage of the benefits that semantic versioning is designed to bring, which can lead to irritating build errors.
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