| 30 Aug 2024 |
 emily | I didn't actually get around to starting to write the tool for Rust yet, but FWIW I wouldn't necessarily be opposed to extending it to work with other language package sets if that ends up being a thing that would be convenient | 03:51:42 |
| emily | (though I can understand if Go wants a tool written in Go, etc.) | 03:51:57 |
 @adis:blad.is | In reply to @emilazy:matrix.org
Node.js could use a bit of the same treatment, I've noticed I can't even conceptualize what that would look like for node | 03:53:45 |
| emily | hm | 03:54:08 |
| @adis:blad.is |
The Python ecosystem is much worse about following SemVer
They actually don't follow semver at all: https://peps.python.org/pep-0440/
| 03:54:10 |
| emily | because of nested node_modules? | 03:54:14 |
 Winter | nodejs is... hell | 03:54:28 |
| Winter | have you seen the sheer amount of hacks we have to do? | 03:54:38 |
