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> I am not aware of any dependency system that has an explicit machine-readable representation for the “unknown” state, so that they can say something like “A i
by spenczar5 2y ago
> I am not aware of any dependency system that has an explicit machine-readable representation for the “unknown” state, so that they can say something like “A is known to depend on B; versions of B before v1 are known to break; version v2 is known to work”.
Isn’t this what Go’s MVS does? Or am I misunderstanding?
- arccy 2y agogo's MVS only means >=, capped at major version, selected from all declared versions (excluding external latest released). >= doesn't really mean anything below it will break