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From a different perspective, servers usually have a maintenance cycle to update system package where the standard library could be updated, user package on the
by dvhh 7y ago
From a different perspective, servers usually have a maintenance cycle to update system package where the standard library could be updated, user package on the other hand have to be updated by the user themselves ( and they could stick with the obsolete version if they want too, and could have a per project package version ) there is no convenient way for the user to update all the versions.
- _hardwaregeek 7y ago> there is no convenient way for the user to update all the versions. Perhaps I'm misreading this, but isn't that the purpose of package managers? I can run an `npm install foo` and update it at will.
- dvhh 7y agothere is no such thing like "npm update" to update all package as far as am aware for the python world ( at least as far as pip is concerned ), plus user deployed package could not be covered by update performed by the system administrator.