Questions tagged [dependency-management]
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does Python import statement constitute redistribution or running of the imported package [closed]
If I write a program that imports a package (call it "B", licensed under the MIT license) which in turn imports a package (call it "A", licensed under GPL2), then does my program ...
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Where to put technical updates in git branching flow?
From time to time you need to do technical updates, like:
Update versions of your dependencies
Update the version of your parent POM, you build tool etc.
Leave out those updates that have a firm ...
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Build systems/development environments allowing alternate/backup dependencies
In most build systems and development environments, there tends to be exactly one dependency tree per project - each module depends on a constant set of other modules to do its job, with the only ...
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Design class with different dependency requirements based on configuration
I’m struggling a bit to design the following class:
It’s a service class with multiple methods. It depends on a http client interface which must be created in the factory method and can’t be passed ...
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Use deprecated library or copy the code I need from it into my codebase?
I need some code from some deprecated libraries, one small class (150 lines) and two functions (24 lines). The libraries are part of larger set that we use a couple of but both are being deprecated. ...
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How to use a custom scope in multi-module Android project?
My project consists of following modules:
-app
-presentation
-domain
-data
-injection
In injection module i create Dagger modules, components and custom Activity scope (@ActivityScope).
Since, ...
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What is the relation between edges in a dependency graph and the program call to create a vertex?
A Makefile is a representation of a depency graph. The files are the vertices, for example somefunctions.h, somefunctions.c and myprogram.c are the "input" vertices (is there a formal word ...
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Should I stub hidden dependencies in Python unit tests
Python is very specific language which gives developer huge flexibility.
So if I have class like this:
class Car:
def __init__(self, engine: Engine):
self._engine = engine # dependency ...
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Is there a convenient way to include only a particular snapshot of a git repository inside another project?
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I think I may have found one possible solution for this question: git worktree. I'll have to investigate its exact workings a bit more, because I'm not entirely sure yet if it can do what I ...
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how to manage build and deployments from Multi repos using versions
Consider you have two repos A, B.
Let say repo A has some infrastructure code - not needed to be updated always-
but it has the code for the service we want to deploy as infra.
On the other hand, ...
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Versioning in parallel features development
I have a library (npm package, LIB) which is used by the application code (APP). In a release of APP, multiple features are worked on parallely. Sometimes these features need support from LIB, so the ...
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Should we include the entire sources of the libraries used in our project?
I'm used to using static link libraries in my projects. This doesn't make the solution heavier and allows to be updated more easily.
However, I see some GitHub repos providing in their sources the ...
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How to ensure long-term enterprise software stability with changing frameworks / things going out of support?
I work for the in-house IT department of one of the largest companies in my country.
The infrastructure and software systems are heavily based on Oracle Database.
Most core business processes and ...
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Components dependency check
Lets say you have 2 docker stacks: stack-A.yml defines serviceA and stack-B.yml defines serviceB; you also have an archive of common data that will be mounted by services.
How could I verify that ...
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How to deal with package management when having a monolith broken down in packages?
At our company we have a monolith PHP application which has been broken down into multiple (self developed) packages around the (self developed) framework package.
This application isn’t a SAAS ...
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Twelve-Factor App: Dependency Managment and binaries
As I was reading an update on an issue in github an user suggested me to read the '12factor' principles. While I was reading it I started having some questions on some concepts written in the ...
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Managing compatibility and dependencies in code library
I manage a library that is made of multiple components, there is some dependencies between some of these components, for example I have a core library for common code base that is referenced by other ...
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How to release interlocked changes to two different projects?
Originally https://stackoverflow.com/q/58816567/369489
There are tow separate projects within the same organization: P (product, at version p) which depends on L (library, at version l). p lists l in ...
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Transpiling in npm modules
While recently creating a module for shared functionality between our projects I stumbled upon this question. Should the module be occupied with transpilation of code to older browsers that our ...
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Dealing with other dependencies in your own Maven dependency
Maybe this question is a duplicate. However, I could not find a suitable article in my research. If you know an informative, comprehensive article about this topic, please send it to me.
I want to ...
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C++ dependency management across projects
We are developing a benchmarking framework in C++, with Make and CMake as build tools. The aim of the framework is to allow others who build algorithms to perform head-to-head comparison against prior ...
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Avoiding instantiating the whole application at startup when using a composition root
In a typical non-DI application, when you enter a section of code the necessary objects are constructed and when you leave it they are deconstructed.
However, when doing dependency injection with a ...
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Is it a bad idea to model dependencies using a project's directory structure?
Let's say I have three classes: A, B, and C. All of these classes are simple and they create a cohesive unit. In addition, B depends on C and C depends on A.
Most people would put these classes into ...
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What is the right algorithm to solve this problem?
The problem is -
We have a series of boxes (A, B, C, D, ...).
Each box contains bricks of different colours. For eg.
Box A - red, blue
Box B - blue, red, green
... and so on...
and there are ...
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Critical dependency is preventing me from updating my app to latest framework version
My project relies on a specialized component which is stuck (by its configuration) to an older version of the framework my project is using. This makes updating to the latest version of the framework ...
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Adding library as dependency only to use one function
Few months ago I started working in a team that develops software using Node.js. Quite often we encounter the problem that has been already solved by someone else and the solution is already available ...
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Best practice of c/C++ dependency management on build servers?
I develop largely in java which has maven or ant/ivy. Is there a recommended way to manage build dependencies for c++ projects? I'm setting up the build on our build server right now but the thing ...
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Managing a third party library that is used by multiple independent libraries
I am working on configuring the build environment for a C++ project that uses multiple libraries. These libraries are independent of each other, but they all depend on the same 3rd party library (...
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working with multiple libraries and versions using nuget local feed
so I am in a position where I doubt my solution to the following problem:
- we are developing a wpf desktop application with c# and have a decent plugin system. This increases the libraries we have ...
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Structuring dependencies for .Net core across Nuget packages
I am working on a microservices system in c# (.Net Core) where for simplicity we place each microservice in it's own repo.
Some services are very generic and some are very similar (although for ...
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Resolving circular dependency between two classes
I am trying to resolve a circular dependency between two components in my system. The Messenger component is responsible for sending and receiving messages on a web socket. The Controller component ...
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Why prefer a package manager over a library folder?
When I think about the pros and cons of a static library folder and a package manager I feel like the library folder is a better approach.
Pros I see with a library folder:
No need for an external ...
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How to manage multiple NuGet packages in GitHub and Artifactory?
My colleagues and I are in the process of re-architecting our system. The old system is a ASP.NET monolith using TFS for source control. The new system is made up of ASP.NET Core microservices using ...
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Efficient dependency management between components
Let's say my app depends on lib A that depends on B that depends on C (we are owners of them all). Now, you bump the version of C to 1.0.1 (a bug fix).
How would you propagate the change of C to the ...
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Multiple Git repos practices for distributed environment
In a nutshell what I need is a simple good practice for multiple (loosely coupled or tightly coupled), git repositories
I would love to hear there is a good framework for that, but I have read a ...
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"Crossing Boundaries" in Clean Architecture
I am a layman without any programming-like education but I spent the better part of my free time to get into programming bots for some games in first AutoIt and then C++. I was introduced to ...
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Inject type as dependency injection, when new instances are required on each method call - How to avoid?
I have a class
public class CertificadoHandler : ICertHandler
{
Type typeAfirmaValidate;
public CertificadoHandler(){
typeAfirmaValidate = typeof(AfirmaValidateCertificate);
}
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Refactoring - Resolve dependencies between legacy code used by third parties
I am developing two libraries in .Net
Firs one it's a library with core functionality (named it Library.Core.dll)
Let's focus in User class
public class User
{
//set of constructors and ...
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Singleton with dependency injection ,is that a good practice in some cases?
It's a good idea to have a Singleton implementation with dependency injection?
I have some classes that performs some heavy tasks on instantiation (related to database loading).
I would like to use ...
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Remove circular dependency
I have 2 classes that have dependencies.
public class AuditManager
{
//set of methods
public static AuditManager Singleton= new AuditManager();
public int AuditEvent(int x){
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Is it possible to ship libraries with code?
Is there any way to safely include libraries (either internal or external) in the directory of a project (say in a lib/ folder) when you ship or release code? As far as I can see it would be a lot ...
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Common libraries in build chain
Like many (most ?) people, we have multiple "common" libraries managing various things (business objects, utilities, external libraries...) for multiple projects (web service, admin/users site, ...
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Organizing code to minimize repetition and external references
I am struggling with how to organize external references in a C# program in order to minimize code repetition.
I have application "A1" for which I want to use Microsoft's Unity IoC/Dependency ...
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Where is the composition root for a class library's internal classes?
How do we manage dependency injection in class libraries? Given the following class structure, we would like to inject an instance of Bar into Foo, and we would rather not make this the client's ...
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Automatically update and test npm dependencies
I would like to automate the following sequence of events;
A new version of Angular is released on Github
'Something' triggers causing all our angular applications to update their npm dependencies ...
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Design/Architecture for passing cross-cutting parameters via constructors at composition roots?
We have an ASP.NET MVC application and a bunch of libraries that are used by the application. There are cross-cutting concerns and dependencies like loggers, repositories, user tokens etc that almost ...
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Using business objects with composite ID from a different module
We have two modules: D and S. S has a Web Service interface, which is being used by D.
S's responsibility is managing a domain of objects held in a folder-like structure. So, it contains a method ...
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When should dependencies be updated?
We had two major dependency-related crises with two different code bases (Android, and a Node.js web app). The Android repo needed to migrate from Flurry to Firebase, which required updating the ...
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How to properly manage dependencies for C/C++ project?
I have a project which uses 3-4 different open source C/C++ libraries.
I built these libraries for several platforms and checked in include files and static libs for different platforms in my project....
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What are common Java dependency management strategies?
I am currently preparing a presentation for my software engineering class, in which I want to present the idea of package dependency management in Java on the example of "radial encapsulation" (http://...
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