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by toomanybeersies
2144 days ago
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Then you get 5 year out of date packages, which eventually have a security vulnerability, and now you have the task of upgrading and working through 5 years of (potentially) breaking changes and deprecations. It's generally easier in the long run to keep your dependencies up to date. If a package has a new breaking change each week, that's a sign you probably shouldn't be using it for production code. |
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