No, de-duplication and conflict resolution is much harder if dependencies are in a bundle. There are many better solutions to this problem: * Fix NPM and make

No, de-duplication and conflict resolution is much harder if dependencies are in a bundle. There are many better solutions to this problem: * Fix NPM and make it immutable. If there's a legal problem allow a package to be flagged with a warning and redirected to its new name. * Use bundleDependencies in npm * and maybe even back-up your entire code directory