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As far as I know .gemspec does not allow you to specify optional dependencies right now.
There are dependencies that must be met; and then there are dev-dependencies for creating the gem.
I would like to be able to recommend extra "add ons", but without them being forced onto the user.
I check for these in my code anyway.
I can partially workaround by making use of .post_install_message but ideally I would also like to have an array where I can freely specify optional dependencies.
Feel free to close this if this is unwanted or if I missed seeing it.
Thanks.
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I know npm supports this and I'm a big fan of npm. I'll ask around to see if they've got thoughts on it after having it for so long, maybe it's a trap. Feel free to update the issue with your thoughts on how this works in your mind.
Supporting this is a huge UX challenge (how do you choose to install optional deps?), but seems like a good idea in general. Once rubygems is stable and maintained, I'd like to do it.
As far as I know .gemspec does not allow you to specify optional dependencies right now.
There are dependencies that must be met; and then there are dev-dependencies for creating the gem.
I would like to be able to recommend extra "add ons", but without them being forced onto the user.
I check for these in my code anyway.
I can partially workaround by making use of .post_install_message but ideally I would also like to have an array where I can freely specify optional dependencies.
Feel free to close this if this is unwanted or if I missed seeing it.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: