Paco is a free tiny package manager that provides a safer way to manage dependencies by downloading and installing packages from a trusted and predefined array rather than shipping addons and / or binaries directly with the project.
It's pretty much like Python, Go, or Ruby, where project dependencies can be installed from a list of packages and versions.
We’d love to get any feedback on this and know what you'd like to see improved
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You can do whatever you want, but another person can use their free will to point out incorrect claims. In fact, in the age of disinformation, it's pretty important to look into claims (say, about safety and performance) made by people and projects, because they're not always to be trusted.
If you really want to get into it, since you are already trusting the author of the project you're pulling code from, you don't gain any security from pulling part of the code from another source. The benefit of your package manager is having to include less code in your git repository, potentially making it smaller, and (presumably) the ease of updating to a newer version.
And I don't know how you went from reading my comment to "screw yourself". Perhaps you should reconsider the way you handle entirely neutral and well-meant feedback.