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> You can then add a <dependency> override in your pom.xml file specifying the one you want. Isn't that basically a crappy, hand-rolled equivalent to a lock fi
by zdragnar 1y ago
> You can then add a <dependency> override in your pom.xml file specifying the one you want.
Isn't that basically a crappy, hand-rolled equivalent to a lock file?
- Muromec 1y agoOf course it is
- smrtinsert 1y agoA single override does not equate to an entire lockfile of dependencies.
- zdragnar 1y agoAnd yet, that one manual override and an auto-generated lockfile require basically the same level of effort, and serve the same purpose. Edit: actually, depending on the package manager, the auto generated lockfile takes less work than the single override, as they don't have the same issue maven does to require an override in the first place.