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IMO, npm is correct/better. The solution is to 'vendor' everything and have package updates as part of normal code review.
by silon42 5y ago
IMO, npm is correct/better.
The solution is to 'vendor' everything and have package updates as part of normal code review.
- throw_m239339 5y ago> IMO, npm is correct/better. NPM was never correct. NPM as a business cared about growth. The more packages on NPM servers the more valuable their company, it's as simple as that.