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No-version is incredibly dumb for the simple fact that vulnerabilities exist. If you make it hard for tools like Snyk to work with your language I'm not going
by whatsmyusername 6y ago
No-version is incredibly dumb for the simple fact that vulnerabilities exist.
If you make it hard for tools like Snyk to work with your language I'm not going to recommend it to anyone.
I actually like Golang in specific circumstances (backend simple micro services, anything docker, and utility binaries) but they picked the versioning scheme as the, "This is the dumb hill we're going to die on," that every language has in some fashion (ex: no case statements in python, perl 6 coming soon, it's 2001 and we like it that way for php, java... just, all of it).
- Spivak 6y agoI mean isn’t no-version effectively just date versioning so tools like that just say “any version after $date” is patched?
- johnisgood 6y agoKind of off topic but that is how I name the cloned git repositories. foo-git says nothing. foo-xxxxxxx says nothing, really. foo-20200916 at least tells me when I cloned the repository, and if I really wanna know which was the last commit, I can just git log it (usually, well, always a git repository).
- srtjstjsj 6y agoOnly if the date is in the name.