Well for what it’s worth I vastly prefer that attitude as someone who has to manage different dependencies on different projects. Sometimes it’s not up to me wh

Well for what it’s worth I vastly prefer that attitude as someone who has to manage different dependencies on different projects. Sometimes it’s not up to me when one project is using Foo@13.0 and another is using Foo@27.0. Package managers which isolate that to the project or to some environment are a lot easier to manage than the system-level package managers which require you to roll that isolation yourself. Edit: and I can’t help pointing out the irony of this being a consideration on a thread about Docker.