How do you store third party libraries in your source control?

Question

How do you store third party libraries that you use in your project in your source control?

When would you store binaries in your source control?

When would

Answer 1

On source code and compiled libraries (most likely standalone):

If I don't use the third party components (compiled libraries) or provided source to build inhouse software components, I simply take them off the shelf and install them as prescribed (which might include a compile, pl/sql code for example). I would not install them in a dependency management repo or any source control system for the simple reason that I don't want them incorporated accidently or otherwise in components I'm building and I don't want to track them in any software cycle. This is an asset (software asset) that should be tracked with other tools. If I'm not using them for software development, I don't and shouldn't see them in tools I use for software development.

If I depend on them for building my own software, I would store them all day long.