Comment Comment by jyaker That actually makes your point even more of a Straw-Man.It's non-trivial for most teams to setup personally managed dependencies for their dependencies (e.g., cvs, package management, etc.).Maybe it's just my experience, but outside of the enterprise realm, I generally don't see that sort of thing. parent jyaker 11 years ago
It's non-trivial for most teams to setup personally managed dependencies for their dependencies (e.g., cvs, package management, etc.).
Maybe it's just my experience, but outside of the enterprise realm, I generally don't see that sort of thing.