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A bundle dependency has a few ways to define a dependency. For now let's generate a dependency graph for a bundle and its dependencies when all dependencies are defined with a default implementation pinned at a specific version.
Out of scope (will be addressed in separate issues)
The dependency graph should take into account dependency outputs, so that when dependency A uses the output of dependency B, A should have a dependency on B in the graph.
ℹ️ Read PEP003 - Advanced Dependencies for context about how dependencies should work, design details, and notes about desired behavior.
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A bundle dependency has a few ways to define a dependency. For now let's generate a dependency graph for a bundle and its dependencies when all dependencies are defined with a default implementation pinned at a specific version.
Out of scope (will be addressed in separate issues)
The dependency graph should take into account dependency outputs, so that when dependency A uses the output of dependency B, A should have a dependency on B in the graph.
ℹ️ Read PEP003 - Advanced Dependencies for context about how dependencies should work, design details, and notes about desired behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: