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Expand Up @@ -164,11 +164,6 @@ does not rely on correct ordering in the package index, while revision
number is likely simpler to use. In practice, both should guarantee
equally reproducible build plans.

If unspecified, `subdirs` defaults to `['.']` (i.e. look only in the top-level
directory). Note that if you specify a value of `subdirs`, then `'.'` is _not_
included by default and needs to be explicitly specified if a required package
is found in the top-level directory of the repository.

#### Local file path

Like `packages`, local file paths can be used in `extra-deps`, and
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- wai
```

If unspecified, `subdirs` defaults to `subdirs: [.]`, or looking for a
package in the root of the repo.
If unspecified, `subdirs` defaults to `['.']` meaning looking for a
package in the root of the repo.. Note that if you specify a value of
`subdirs`, then `'.'` is _not_ included by default and needs to be
explicitly specified if a required package is found in the top-level
directory of the repository.

#### Archives (HTTP(S) or local filepath)

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