GDS、NHSのオープンソース撤退判断に見解を表明
NHSが脆弱性報告を受けてオープンソースリポジトリを非公開にした決定に対し、英国政府のGovernment Digital Service（GDS）が「デフォルトでは公開を維持すべき」とする勧告を発表。同文書はNHSを直接名指ししていないものの、内部対立が公の場に表れた異例の事態とされている。
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