At first I wasn't convinced
But the idea of separating the dependencies while keeping the possibility to update them without doing it for each file is well thought-out
This pattern should be proposed to more people, in the end it doesn't bring any disadvantages.
EDIT: this is very time consuming, not recommended.
I meant to divide each dep in it's own file.
My module only does one thing and the cli has its own dep in the file so I already divided the deps
So overall I support your idea to provide a mod folder but not a deps folder
At first I wasn't convinced
But the idea of separating the dependencies while keeping the possibility to update them without doing it for each file is well thought-out
This pattern should be proposed to more people, in the end it doesn't bring any disadvantages.
EDIT: this is very time consuming, not recommended.
Anyone else wondering what happened between the end of this comment and the edit. What did this person see.
Hi @oganexon , thanks for the reply. But I have a question for you, isn't longer compile time time-consuming too?
I meant to divide each dep in it's own file.
My module only does one thing and the cli has its own dep in the file so I already divided the deps
So overall I support your idea to provide a
mod
folder but not adeps
folderTrue, I might have taken that way too far lol