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How track the dependencies? #109

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SeanSilke opened this issue Aug 1, 2017 · 4 comments
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How track the dependencies? #109

SeanSilke opened this issue Aug 1, 2017 · 4 comments

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@SeanSilke
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Hello!
I was analizing my bundel and was confuse to find some
big libs on top leve, despite i new use them in my project.
After some reasers i found that that libs was in dependenses
of lib that I use directly.
So.
Why some of libs that was not directly imported but is in
dependencies of other libraries end up on top level?
Is there the way define who is dependent on particular
lib and why it end up in bundle?

@valscion
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valscion commented Aug 2, 2017

Could you send a screenshot of your analyzer browser view so we could see what you mean by top level? Thanks!

@SeanSilke
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SeanSilke commented Aug 2, 2017

Here moments.js and hammer.js is used only by Vis.js.
vis deps aug 02 13-39-21

Also tried The official analyse tool it is very very slow and hard UX. But there it is possible to understand that moment.js and hammer.js are in bandel because of vis.js

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valscion commented Aug 2, 2017

Thanks for the extra explanation! Unfortunately, such feature is not yet possible. This issue is a duplicate of #53 so I'll close this one.

@valscion valscion marked this as a duplicate of #53 Aug 2, 2017
@valscion valscion closed this as completed Aug 2, 2017
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@valscion got it thanks.

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