It really does. Our codebase is very large and I'm a member of the team responsible for the build system and language tooling. Java library resolving in our repo can take 45mins from a clean build. Python is better, and we've managed to lock it down to offline only sources so libraries never update on us out of the blue. I've been a gopher since the the first announcement and I'm so excited that Russ Cox discovered a simple way to declare and resolve dependencies that avoids the SMT solver nightmare that I've seen bog down progress in every major project I've been involved in, from Ocaml and Haskell to python, java, rust and javascript (security nightmares every night here).

One of my greatest hopes is I can convince my teammates that its be worth the time investment to transition all our dependencies management ecosystems into the Minimum Version Selection algorithm.