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If anyone's trying this at home, I'd suggest scoping down the problem a bit: - Trying to get rid of a specific problematic dependency? It's easy to filter a DA
by bkirwi 12y ago
If anyone's trying this at home, I'd suggest scoping down the problem a bit:
- Trying to get rid of a specific problematic dependency? It's easy to filter a DAG to only those paths that lead to a particular node.
- Trying to reduce the raw number of dependencies? Consider collapsing clusters of transitive dependencies down to a single node. (If one of your direct dependencies pulls in 20 unique deps of its own, you don't really need to know what they are or how they're connected to each other -- just that there are 20 of them.)