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That makes sense to me. I usually use asdf to version Rust in personal projects, so I'm not always on the latest. But when I work on a new release I'll almost a
by prophesi 2y ago
That makes sense to me. I usually use asdf to version Rust in personal projects, so I'm not always on the latest. But when I work on a new release I'll almost always update rust and any of my other dependencies, as I'd otherwise never keep them up-to-date. Or if a new language feature I want to try just came out.
And God forbid you fall behind on React Native major releases in a project. I think the Expo project's solution to this is for all of the native configuration be done via plugins and cross-platform config[0]. Otherwise you'll be dealing with large diffs of native Android/iOS code that would have even native mobile devs tread carefully.
[0] https://docs.expo.dev/workflow/prebuild/#sensible-upgrades https://docs.expo.dev/workflow/prebuild/#sensible-upgrades