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by bigfatkitten
125 days ago
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You also won’t typically find C/C++ developers blinding yolo’ing the latest version of a dependency from the Internet into their CI/CD pipeline. They’ll stick with a stable version that has the features they need until they have a good reason to move. That version will be one they’ve decided to ship themselves, or it’ll be provided by someone like Debian or Red Hat. |
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Most corporations are already using the likes of Nexus or JFrog Artifactory, regardless of the programming language.