That's a good point. Yes, having a separate chain for each module might just work. Though duplicating data with each transaction seems like an overkill. I think Git might have a solution for it though
I am not sure I really understand. Isn't the npm/PyPI/... doing exactly that with the versions? Yes, you can delete the package but otherwise where is the advantage? Do you mean something like nest.land/ for Deno or even more advanced somehow?
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That's a good point. Yes, having a separate chain for each module might just work. Though duplicating data with each transaction seems like an overkill. I think Git might have a solution for it though
I am not sure I really understand. Isn't the npm/PyPI/... doing exactly that with the versions? Yes, you can delete the package but otherwise where is the advantage? Do you mean something like nest.land/ for Deno or even more advanced somehow?