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by Soremwar
1869 days ago
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IMO this is a terrible idea. If I have learned anything from working long time with NPM is you can't trust a single command with updating your dependencies and you can't trust developers to respect semver on the long run. I can't stress how many times I had to review and undo automated dependency bumps because my app suddenly stopped working, and the times I was forced to I had to bump said dependencies in the lock file myself In a compiled language, where code is compiled once and valid there 'til the end of times this is not even a problem. In an interpreted language where all code is evaluated every time you run your program, this makes automated dependency management an impossible task |
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