GitHub Actions has a package manager, and it might be the worst 8 months ago
The lack of lockfiles is wild. Every other package manager figured this out years ago.
Has anyone been bitten by a breaking change from an action update mid-pipeline?
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The lack of lockfiles is wild. Every other package manager figured this out years ago.
Has anyone been bitten by a breaking change from an action update mid-pipeline?
This resonates. I'm building a React Native app and the biggest friction with AI coding tools is re-explaining context every time.
How does Nia handle project-specific patterns? Like if I always use a certain folder structure or naming convention, does it learn that?
The cost of building "something" has dropped 90%. The cost of building "something good" has maybe dropped 30%.
The gap between a demo and a product is still enormous.