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If the answer to "are my dependencies installed and up to date?" is "well, yes and no, we can't tell which copy I'm actually using", I am not ready to go to pro
by concede_pluto 9y ago
If the answer to "are my dependencies installed and up to date?" is "well, yes and no, we can't tell which copy I'm actually using", I am not ready to go to prod.
> "diamond" where you depend transitively on two different version of the same library
That's a trainwreck waiting to happen. It's not even worth testing, much less deploying.
- lmm 9y ago> If the answer to "are my dependencies installed and up to date?" is "well, yes and no, we can't tell which copy I'm actually using", I am not ready to go to prod. Language package managers are a lot better at that than OS package managers, IME. Much better for all deploys of version x to use the same version than for all deploys to host y to use the same version.