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by Karellen
1219 days ago
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> Lets say you use the same package again, but theres been a new release with some additional features. When you upgrade your global Python to use it, you now need to ensure every project you’ve done now works with it. That’s annoying and unlikely to happen, what you’ll be left with is a broken build. Wait, what? Don't python packages generally use `semver` versioning, and ensure that upgrades in the same major version are backwards-compatible? And that different major versions are co-installable? |
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