• d_k_bo@feddit.de
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    8 months ago

    No, each runtime is only used once. You only get duplicates for apps that use different runtimes or for dependencies that are bundled in the app.

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        8 months ago

        No, it’s a layered model like Docker. They depend on various images that can be shared across applications targeting the same runtime.

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        Some are bundled, lots of the deps come from runtimes that are collections of deps. And many apps use those same runtimes. It’s sorta middle point between bundling everything and sharing everything.

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        It’s like a separate package manager with much less granularity than most distros packages. It’s a very clever implementation that has got its pros and cons, but massive duplication of libraries isn’t one of them.