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by bluGill
442 days ago
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I have that in C++: we wrote our own in house package manager. Painless for any package that has passed our review, but since it is our manager we have enforced rules that you need to pass before you can get a new package in thus ensuring it is hard to use something that hasn't been through review. I'm looking at rust, and that it doesn't work well with our package manager (and our rules for review) is one of the big negatives! Note, if you want to do the above just use Conan. We wrote our package manager before Conan existed, and it isn't worth replacing, but it isn't worth maintaining our own. What is important is that you can enforce your review rules in the package manager not what the package manager is. |
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