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Ideally you shouldn't be changing dependency versions when you're just doing a patch, precisely because it's so hard to predict potential impact when you upgrad
by bunderbunder 9y ago
Ideally you shouldn't be changing dependency versions when you're just doing a patch, precisely because it's so hard to predict potential impact when you upgrade a dependency.
- marcodave 9y ago> Ideally you shouldn't be changing dependency versions when you're just doing a patch, what if the patch included updating the (patch) version of a direct dependency? then you don't have much more control over what that direct dependency would bring on