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This is a far bigger problem in the Java world. Maven will just pick at sort of random (it's deterministic but hard to predict and mostly invisible). On the JS
by lucumo 5y ago
This is a far bigger problem in the Java world. Maven will just pick at sort of random (it's deterministic but hard to predict and mostly invisible).
On the JS side there's a way deal with that if people use modules. Good dependencies don't clobber the global namespace. Multiple versions can exist side by side. It'll just make your build bigger.
- CptMauli 5y agoSince the number of dependencies is way less then in the JS world, its possible to pin them down manually. If you absolutely need to have multiple versions of the same dependency, you probably need to use OSGi.