Haskell has Stackage[1] which maintains globally consistent sets of Haskell packages that build together. It’s of course a huge pain to maintain, probably expon

Haskell has Stackage[1] which maintains globally consistent sets of Haskell packages that build together. It’s of course a huge pain to maintain, probably exponentially harder wrt <size of package registry> / <size of Hackage>. Also highly depends on whether the language and ecosystem helps and encourages library authors to maintain compatibility; I don’t think Rust does. [1] https://www.stackage.org/ https://www.stackage.org/