I’ve found the answer by myself at http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html: “if two dependency versions are at the same depth in the dependency tree, until Maven 2.0.8 it was not defined which one would win, but since Maven 2.0.9 it’s the order in the declaration that counts: the first declaration wins”. It seems a very questionable strategy to … Read more
Because the class is now being injected with an IoC container, then why not use it to resolve all other dependencies too? Using the service locator pattern completely defeats one of the main points of dependency injection. The point of dependency injection is to make dependencies explicit. Once you hide those dependencies by not making … Read more
I was wondering if there is an approach to have some packages, e.g. the ones you use in most projects, installed globally … Other things would go in local virtualenv-folders Yes, virtualenv supports this. Install the globally-needed packages globally, and then, whenever you create a virtualenv, supply the –system-site-packages option so that the resulting virtualenv … Read more
I have faced with the same issue and after lot of googling and asking on the CocoaPods github I have finally found the suitable answer. It’s not possible to set a local pod as a dependency, but it’s possible to set a pod’s source for a specific Podfile, which will work the same way. E.g., … Read more
What is provided scope? Suppose that a jar is needed to compile your code, but the jar is present in the production environment library collection. Then you don’t need to package the jar with your project archives. To support this requirement, Maven has a scope named provided. If you declare any jar dependency as provided, … Read more
We all agree that JUnit should never be set to another scope than test. Generally speaking I don’t think either that there is another solution than excluding the unwanted dependency, so we all agree that your are right to do it. A SIMPLE CASE : As Andreas Krueger says, there may be a risk with … Read more
You can update all by running bower update. Use the -h flag on any command to see how you can use it. Eg bower update -h.
Running pipenv install/uninstall/update with –keep-outdated will prevent pipenv from updating unrelated locked packages. (It’s odd that this is not the default befavior). If you don’t want some packages to ever be updated automatically, you should pin those in your Pipfile, e.g: [packages] django = “==2.2” djangorestframework = “==3.9.2”
Here’s a real life case. I have a multi-module project (and to your rant… I haven’t seen any complications with it.) The end result is a webapp but I have different modules for api, impl, and webapp. 12 months after creating the project I find that I have to integrate with Amazon S3 using a … Read more
“CocoaPods is a dependency manager for Swift and Objective-C Cocoa projects. It has over 30 thousand libraries and is used in over 1.9 million apps. CocoaPods can help you scale your projects elegantly.” via http://cocoapods.org Essentially, it helps you incorporate 3rd party libraries, frameworks, into your product without worrying about how to set them up … Read more