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It's not a guarantee that it will work, it's not that rare to encounter a minor/patch version in a library that introduced some subtle incompatible change (usua
by riquito 7y ago
It's not a guarantee that it will work, it's not that rare to encounter a minor/patch version in a library that introduced some subtle incompatible change (usually unbeknownst to the author)
- ShinTakuya 7y agoThat's literally the purpose of the lock file. The lock file locks the entire dependency tree. So unless you're bumping versions or you fail to save the lock file, the entire dependency tree's versions will remain the same. >some subtle incompatible change In statically typed languages this normally isn't an issue. Of course I'm aware that logic can also be changed, but in that case it's up to you to write appropriate tests (or just don't bump the versions of your libraries without a good reason).