Comment by brailsafe

> I don't select my engineering tools because they give me a bad feeling - I select them because they do the thing I want them to

Among tools that meet a technical expectation—especially for (often) superfluous activities like downloading videos—I pick one that feels right and costs the right amount, and that's the one that wins. Free + works + usable is an unbeatable combination.

However, I'd argue their decision is related to a peer dependency than it is itself one about an engineering tool, which is an assessment of the risk surface and potential cost associated with doing so. I already wasn't using bun at all, but if they stopped supporting whichever runtime I do use, I can either adapt or stop using yt-dlp, which I won't because this isn't a technical thing worth wasting much time on. This mild, recent change to recently introduced peer dependency integration is largely inconsequential, and I support the call to not waste time providing extra support if it hypothetically became necessary.