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Another answer to question raised by Austin at around 30:00 is to use bundler which manages your dependencies and locks it in for different varieties of versioning categories used in pod. When bundler is used together with pod it is able to manage the versioning of different dependencies across the team.
Hi! The order shouldn't matter. Usually, such files are in alphabetical order to make them as deterministic as possible (to avoid conflicts, for example!).
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Another answer to question raised by Austin at around 30:00 is to use bundler which manages your dependencies and locks it in for different varieties of versioning categories used in pod.
When bundler is used together with pod it is able to manage the versioning of different dependencies across the team.
Nice sharing! One question - Does the order in Package.resolved file for SPM matters?
Hi! The order shouldn't matter. Usually, such files are in alphabetical order to make them as deterministic as possible (to avoid conflicts, for example!).