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> would be allowing simultaneous use of multiple versions of a library Thats called private dependency, and overusing it lead to the node_modules hell (because
by Kuinox 5y ago
> would be allowing simultaneous use of multiple versions of a library
Thats called private dependency, and overusing it lead to the node_modules hell (because it was/is the default on npm).
IMO, a way to reduce maintenance on updating dependencies, is having automated code modification that are ran when updating the dependency.
- redbar0n 5y agoyes! although you don’t even have to modify the code per se if you have «content-addressable code». See other comments in this thread that expands on it.