I don’t quite get this mentality. Yes, it’s annoying to have to make fixes around my codebases periodically, but to me that’s a hell of a lot less annoying tha

I don’t quite get this mentality. Yes, it’s annoying to have to make fixes around my codebases periodically, but to me that’s a hell of a lot less annoying than having to pull in a mile long list of dependencies to do anything of consequence. It’s also better than the bad parts of the language being frozen in time forever. Apple breaks things with Swift not constantly but on occasion and while there’s some griping around it, it’s not a big deal. We make the needed changes and move on, knowing it’s enabling improvements that will be nice to have.