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That ordering is generally considered a feature to keep dependencies and modules well-organized.
by bmitc 1y ago
That ordering is generally considered a feature to keep dependencies and modules well-organized.
- andrewflnr 1y agoTo be quite blunt, that sounds like a rationalization. To me "well-organized" would mean that the order conclusively does not matter. Otherwise I feel like I'm eventually going to end up randomly rejiggering the ordering until the compiler stops whining.