Vendoring - CI/CD Glossary Definition
Vendoring copies third-party dependencies directly into your repository (for example a vendor/ directory) so builds do not fetch them at build time. It makes builds reproducible and offline-capable at the cost of repo size.
Vendoring copies third-party dependencies directly into your repository (for example a vendor/ directory) so builds do not fetch them at build time. It makes builds reproducible and offline-capable at the cost of repo size.
Vendoring copies third-party dependencies directly into your repository (for example a vendor/ directory) so builds do not fetch them at build time. It makes builds reproducible and offline-capable at the cost of repo size.
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