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I said this back in the left pad days Store all of your dependencies locally. If something disappears then at least you can continue until you find a replacem
by jimjimjim 9y ago
I said this back in the left pad days
Store all of your dependencies locally.
If something disappears then at least you can continue until you find a replacement.
- amiga-workbench 9y agoWe do this with all of our PHP dependencies at work, they get committed into the project. The upside is that the deployment process is simpler, the server doesn't have to fetch all the libraries you depend on within each deploy and it mitigates all of the risk of left-pad style bullshit.
- tootie 9y agoWhat do folks use these days? Artefactory? Nexus?
- richardknop 9y agoYou can store dependencies in version control so you can continue working when there is problem with remote package manager repositories as you just checkout last working version with all dependencies from git.