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by richbell
974 days ago
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I don't believe I said that. The point is that it's much easier to make a mistake typing "requests" than "
org.kennethreitz:requests" (as a pure hypothetical.) It also means that more than one project can have a module called "utils" or "common", which once again reduces the risk of people accidentally downloading the wrong thing. |
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Sorry what? It's strictly the opposite: more character to type equals more risks to make a mistake.
In fact, in the general case, namespace increase the risk of supply chain attacks, because it makes packages names even less discernable.