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>However, it's a totally different domain and the name conflict isn't really a problem for our users. This is a poor rationalization for violating norms in ope
by wakawaka28 2y ago
>However, it's a totally different domain and the name conflict isn't really a problem for our users.
This is a poor rationalization for violating norms in open source software. No package manager needs to have a name conflict with a popular package or any package for that matter.