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@AGrigis how would you like to manage plugin dependencies?
a) Centralised: Plugin developers open an issue and/or PR to update the core PySAP dependencies in info.py. I think this is the safer option as we can control the versions used, but it requires a bit of overhead.
b) Decentralised: Plugin developers manage their own dependencies separately. This minimises the overhead but may create issues with regards to 3rd-party package versions. e.g. if plugins use different versions of the same package.
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@AGrigis how would you like to manage plugin dependencies?
a) Centralised: Plugin developers open an issue and/or PR to update the core PySAP dependencies in
info.py
. I think this is the safer option as we can control the versions used, but it requires a bit of overhead.b) Decentralised: Plugin developers manage their own dependencies separately. This minimises the overhead but may create issues with regards to 3rd-party package versions. e.g. if plugins use different versions of the same package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: