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Golang at least gives you the option to easily vendor-ize packages to your local repository. Given what has happened here, maybe we should start doing this more

• paulddraper 1y ago
  npm has always downloaded to the current directory.
  • Maskawanian 1y ago
    That isn't the same as vendor-izing unless you are committing node_modules to your VCS, which would be insane.
• kelnos 1y ago
  This doesn't really help you. I assume Go records the sha1 hash of the commit it grabs, so it doesn't really matter if you vendor it, or download it every time. The problem comes when you want to upgrade your dependencies. How do you know that they are trustworthy on first use?
  • cyberax 1y ago
    Go uses the hash of the source code, not the commit ID. So there's no difference between vendoring and using the central repo.