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In JavaScript, package.json and package-lock.json can be used to specify desired versions and locked versions. In Python, there is a similar solution in Poetry.

Is there any similar tool that is built to be used with any language, and that I can use with JFrog Artifactory?

TylerH
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  • "can be used" as in "will actually work right now" or as in "could potentially be developed"? – tucuxi Nov 02 '22 at 15:15

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Most major programming languages have their own package type and package manager. There's currently no single tool to rule them all.

JFrog Artifactory has an extensive package management system, supporting many package types (~30 and counting). Refer to the documentation to find more information on how to use each package type.

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No, there is no tool that can provide this with any language. Package management is always language/framework dependent. From the C guys that just use the system package manager to JavaScript that uses NPM. There are many solutions to the problem of managing dependencies. I see it as a feature of the language that I'm using as also argued by this StackOverflow Post.

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