The package manager you get to use today depends on variables that are totally independent from your own creative process. Perhaps it’s the one that supports so

The package manager you get to use today depends on variables that are totally independent from your own creative process. Perhaps it’s the one that supports some tooling used by infra or security or whatever. Unless it’s an ungodly train wreck of a tool that is significantly interfering with your output, it’s not your job to reinvent package management. I’d scream to the high heavens if I’d have to resolve these problems every other project I take on - incidentally, stacks and platforms are such a moving target that I often have to do so anyway.