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It just occured to me that the second and third options are more similar than they initially appear. In both cases you've taken responsibility for the library i
by rictic 9y ago
It just occured to me that the second and third options are more similar than they initially appear. In both cases you've taken responsibility for the library in a new way.
It's no longer a breaking change for the library authors to break you if you're messing with private state, so you'll need to do some vetting of all changes to the library.
- x0x0 9y agoTrue, but generally you can pin a dependency version in a way you can't pin a jdk version, because people expect your code to run on the latest jdk.