wilmoore

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1. 91.▲
   by wilmoore 15y ago

   The problems you mention are why user land components should be used where possible and wrap builtins. Install the components local to the project and you control the outcome.
2. 92.▲
   by wilmoore 15y ago

   Agreed. I used to dig RVM and rbenv but have come to realize that they are band aids for a problem that should have never been. BTW, as for pyrus/pear, local install hardly works and it's more of an after-thought anyhow.
3. 93.▲
   by wilmoore 15y ago

   To those wondering how tied to symfony it is, consider this: It uses the process, console, and autoloader components. That being said, as a user, you need not worry about that. You put the composer.phar somewhere and invoke it. If that isn'
4. 94.▲
   by wilmoore 15y ago

   With regard to the .net ecosystem, you are mistaken and it seems like you are speculating to prove a broken point. The open source .net community has adopted NuGet and Microsoft even endorses it by adding support into VS. This is pretty old
5. 95.▲
   by wilmoore 15y ago

   Can't say I love the symlinks; however, I use homebrew for convenience, but in most cases it's ./configure --prefix=$HOME/local ... This rarely fails. When it does, it's user error.