providesModule -> explicit requires for cross-package dependencies #9078
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Need to verify UMD builds still work correctly. |
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@gaearon maybe wait till you come into the office, I'd like you to step me through that process to see if there's anything I missed? Thanks man. |
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Yea that was my plan! |
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@gaearon @sebmarkbage I've just tested the UMD bundles locally on your branch and they all look good to me! |
Files that require modules from a different package than their own now does so by the npm path name instead of the providesModule.
This is a bit lame but because of our module rewrite we need to white list all the paths that we don't *don't* want to rewrite.
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This is one step closer to a CommonJS/Lerna set up.
I added some forwarding modules for Flow and Jest's sake. They have the same purpose as the symlinks Lerna or Yarn Workspaces would provide.
I ran a codemod to use explicit package paths for cross-package dependencies and unit tests.
The rest of the requires are still providesModule.