pip’s --uploaded-prior-to and npm’s older --before flag both take absolute timestamps, and the discussion about adding relative duration support to pip reveals how these two modes serve different goals that happen to share implementation surface. An absolute timestamp pins your dependency resolution to a moment in time, so running the same install six months from now produces the same result, which is a reproducibility feature. A relative duration like 7 days creates a sliding window that moves forward with you, so you always exclude recently published packages regardless of when you run the build, which is a security feature. uv’s --exclude-newer accepts both forms, and npm has both --before for absolute dates and min-release-age for relative durations. pnpm, Yarn, Bun, and Deno only accept relative durations.
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