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I have installed a dependency from github, which in turn has installed its own dependencies. The problem is that all of those show up as Unused dependencies in depcheck. =[
Code snippets
This particular package is only used as a bin by executing a command inside else, never required, so I did have to add it to my ignores, but the others all still show up too.
I looked at this, though there is a fair amount of sanitization I would have to do to share. Neither the github dependency nor its dependencies appear in the using section. The dependecies section is just the list of false positives.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Nevermind. I had installed a number of those packages because I was going to join them into a singel repo, then decided to keep them separate but didn't uninstall those packages. My bad.
Bug Description
I have installed a dependency from github, which in turn has installed its own dependencies. The problem is that all of those show up as
Unused dependencies
in depcheck. =[Code snippets
This particular package is only used as a bin by executing a command inside else, never required, so I did have to add it to my
ignores
, but the others all still show up too.Where the dependency is listed in package.json:
Versions
node -v
: v12.2.0npm -v
: v12.2.0depcheck --version
: 0.8.3Extra info
I looked at this, though there is a fair amount of sanitization I would have to do to share. Neither the github dependency nor its dependencies appear in the using section. The dependecies section is just the list of false positives.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: