GitHub is almost forever. Your custom domain disappears when you stop paying the bills, which if you’re an open source developer has a higher likelihood than GitHub disappearing.
One day, we’re all going back to vendoring dependencies.
Has this ever been necessary/useful? Genuinely curious because I’ve been using Go since 2012 and can’t recall a time when vendoring solved a problem better than “regular” modules. Like have there been times when the source went down and the module proxy went down (or didn’t have your dependency cached)?
SenHeng · · focus · HN ↗
One day, we’re all going back to vendoring dependencies.
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