Best Practices for Managing Edge Computing Dependencies with GitHub Packages #134914
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Hey everyone,
I'm working on some edge computing projects and am looking to streamline the way I manage and distribute dependencies. I've heard GitHub Packages is a great tool for this, but I'm unsure about the best practices to ensure consistency and efficiency.
Specifically, how do you all manage and distribute dependencies for your edge computing projects using GitHub Packages? Are there any strategies or tips you recommend to keep everything consistent across different environments?
Any insights or advice would be greatly appreciated!
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