With helm, we mentioned about versioning and is one last thing I wanted to mention when it came to
dependencies is that we can specify versions.
So I'm using something like a tool B or some people affectionately refer to as the squiggly line.
Helme includes different options for versioning when it comes to the dependencies.
So all is just semantic versioning what we can do here.
But this allows him to do the same from version zero point four point one to version at zero point five.
Put on any version so we can build this later.
And a new version came out and it's a zero point four point two.
It would go ahead and pull that down, but also run Helme dependancy update to pull down that change
of options.
We can run as well.
So put it into double quotes and we could do greater than or equal to less than.
Zero point five point zero, this isn't quite advanced stuff, but it may be beneficial to what you're
doing in your organization.
This is some really powerful stuff and it may be quite beneficial to your organization and includes
link to this as well, because some organizations may use it, some may not.
But always remember the golden rule, and I always say this, especially from Riddoch, of course,
is when it comes to versions nobody is using, latest is asking for a world of pain, especially if
things go into production.
So let's keep it in a version.
It was.
And stick with that.
There we go.
That wraps up this video.