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It's not a cultural problem. People make mistakes. People don't know what a non-breaking change is, especially those not well versed in refactor work. I don't
by dclowd9901 10y ago
It's not a cultural problem. People make mistakes. People don't know what a non-breaking change is, especially those not well versed in refactor work.
I don't think Yarn solves any of these problems, tbh. It seems like what we really need is a package manager that tests the api of each package update to make sure nothing in it has broken expectation in accordance with Semver.
- jsight 10y agoIt is a cultural problem in that people on other platforms (eg, Maven) don't choose floating dependency versions, generally.