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by derefr
4377 days ago
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Eek, I didn't realize anyone thought it was a good idea for modules to be holding state inside themselves. Simple-enough fix, though: drop an extra directory in there, call it "state", and have each state-container in that dir be named after the the hash of the dependency path you would have traversed to load it. Virtualize modifications to packages into those state-containers. (This is also pretty much how Windows protects itself from programs that think keeping their state in the Program Files directory is a good idea.) |
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