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WOW. I've been doing the exact opposite for a long time now. Specifically with Nuget packages, because I could just trust that the package would be there. Co
by alexc05 11y ago
WOW.
I've been doing the exact opposite for a long time now.
Specifically with Nuget packages, because I could just trust that the package would be there.
Considering that node_modules often has something like 4000 files in it, this seems like a huge problem to me.
Especially considering the amount of redundancy in node_modules.
Uggh... unfortunately if the trust of the package distribution sites is violated then there's no other choice than to check in dependencies.
:(
I'm not happy about this at all.
- kofejnik 11y agoactually quite convenient: besides having piece of mind, it really simplifies builds and deploy, all for the cost of a few extra mb in your git