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Maven sidesteps the issue by not even having lockfiles and leaving everyone who checks out a repo free to have different versions of subdependencies, so I'm not
by AgentME 7y ago
Maven sidesteps the issue by not even having lockfiles and leaving everyone who checks out a repo free to have different versions of subdependencies, so I'm not sure it's a very stellar example.
- chii 7y agoonly if you use snapshot dependencies (or your dependencies use that). Maven pins down the version for you if you followed the "best pactise", or you can override sub-dependencies' versions if you should so choose (via dependencyManagement), and also lets you control the actual repo to download from as well. And as a bonus, you get to share the binary across different projects if they are on the same machine.