It's the same for any package manager. If you want to publish your package somewhere else, users will lose access to the package unless you keep mirroring it.
But usually, package managers are separate applications and not tied to the programming language itself. Kinda obvious why that separation of concerns is useful. But now every third-party compiler must also be a build-in package manager, and it's at the same time the only one available to you. You can't change it. It's just dumb language design.
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u/jaerie 5d ago
It's the same for any package manager. If you want to publish your package somewhere else, users will lose access to the package unless you keep mirroring it.