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Yes but the question is where do you stop. Are you going to check in GNU Make and the compilers as well? How about whole operating systems? I also would say "o
by agentgt 10y ago
Yes but the question is where do you stop. Are you going to check in GNU Make and the compilers as well? How about whole operating systems?
I also would say "only check in what you change" is a simpler rule than "check in all dependencies needed".
I understand company source code needs to be different because of security reasons and convenience but should it really be that much different than any OSS project (which I guarantee would be pissed if you checked in all your dependencies).
> I think its insane not to have dependencies and third party code in your scm
Consequently there are some that might think the complete opposite (I wouldn't assign insanity but I would say it probably in most cases is not the right thing to do).
- z3t4 10y agoIt all depends. Google might want to keep track of the full stack, whereas your average small software company will quickly adapt when their platform pulls the rug.