#package-management
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- Default version bound constraints Whether a package manager's `add` command writes a SemVer-respecting upper bound by default, and the consequences when it doesn't
- Git submodules as a package manager Nesbitt reads submodules as a package manager - gitlink as lockfile, .gitmodules as manifest - and finds resolution, storage and updates each worse
- uv is fantastic, but its package management UX is a mess Kevin Renskers' May 2026 case that uv's day-to-day project maintenance (outdated, upgrade, default version bounds) is behind Poetry and pnpm
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- uv is fantastic, but its package management UX is a mess Astral's uv is rightfully celebrated for speed and for collapsing the Python toolchain (venv, pip, pyenv, pip-tools, poetry) into one Rust binary. Day-to-day project maintenance — finding outdated…