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I found this an interesting read, and interesting to compare with what Rust does here. Some of it is just different defaults (almost all go commands are the equivalent of cargo's --locked by default), and I could imagine letting cargo users pick such defaults in their cargo config. That also relates to this infamous cargo issue. In some cases I feel Rust has a little catching up to do. For example, a Rust sumdb might be neat. :D
Nix already solves this problem and can handle dependencies and building projects across a range of languages (including Rust via Cargo2nix) and reproducible machine configuration.
Nix already solves this problem and can handle dependencies and building projects across a range of languages (including Rust via Cargo2nix) and reproducible machine configuration.