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> dep absolutely met the needs of most/all large projects and advanced users. ...as long as your community dependencies never happen to depend in-turn on diffe
by 0815test 7y ago
> dep absolutely met the needs of most/all large projects and advanced users.
...as long as your community dependencies never happen to depend in-turn on differing major releases of the same module. This is absolutely a show-stopper, and dep critics were right to highlight it. That these critics might be mostly Googlers in this specific case would seem to be a red herring.
- sagichmal 7y ago> ...as long as your community dependencies never happen to depend in-turn on differing major releases of the same module. This is absolutely a show-stopper No, it isn't. Most other dependency management tools don't allow this condition.
- 0815test 7y ago> Most other dependency management tools don't allow this condition. Ah, but how many of these dependency-management tools are in fact "corporate" vs. genuinely community-led projects? Surely this too is relevant to the controversy.