[nukifw]

There is a lot of work on Dune Package Management that will fix some legacy issues related to OPAM, https://dune.readthedocs.io/en/stable/tutorials/dune-package... !! Stay tuned!

[johnisgood]

Dune is not a dependency manager, it is a build tool. Opam is the dependency manager. By default, Dune doesn't fetch dependencies, opam does that. That said, Dune does use opam, yeah.

[nukifw]

And the next milestone of Dune is to become an alternative package manager via Dune package Management, using a store in a "nixish" way.

[johnisgood]

I suppose it is still going to use opam internally, right?

[yawaramin]

No, it is doing its own package management implementation.

[johnisgood]

So dune is going to replace opam? Where can I read more about this if so?

[yawaramin]

https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/dune-package-management-update/1...

[nukifw]

Package description, but it use its own engine.