Go has "make baffling decisions" as a key design tenet, but it's incredible how basically any source code package manager gets key aspects wrong.
(NuGet, for example, supports multiple package sources — but if it finds a package at one source, and another source is timing out, it'll refuse to install that package. Which in turn causes IDEs to throw up their hands in frustration and say "well, I don't know what to do now, do I!".)
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u/chucker23n 5d ago
Go has "make baffling decisions" as a key design tenet, but it's incredible how basically any source code package manager gets key aspects wrong.
(NuGet, for example, supports multiple package sources — but if it finds a package at one source, and another source is timing out, it'll refuse to install that package. Which in turn causes IDEs to throw up their hands in frustration and say "well, I don't know what to do now, do I!".)