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by cdoxsey
2954 days ago
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Sure they do. What if I do want to share the same struct between packages? I need both of my dependencies to share the same version of their dependant packages. I don't think I understand what you're getting at. In ruby I can say I depend on a version > 1.2.0 and some other project could use my package and use version 1.2.1, thus altering my dependency. Bundler lets me do that because it makes assumptions about what version numbers mean. The lock file makes sure this only changes when I want it too, but semver is an integral part of the system |
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