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If your dependency graph is simple enough that you don't have any indirect dependencies, then it really doesn't matter what you use for dependency management.

If your dependency graph is simple enough that you don't have any indirect dependencies, then it really doesn't matter what you use for dependency management. Modern dependency management tools are designed for more complicated cases.

whstl 1y ago
I would argue that it's the opposite. It's "more complicated cases" that are designed to fit modern dependency management.
- Bratmon 1y ago
  If the goal of your dependency system is to reduce the number of dependencies that library authors include, isn't encouraging people to make single-file libraries counterproductive?
  - whstl 1y ago
    I don't see why it would be.