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Following on from #46: how should dependencies between chapters be managed? I.e., if Chapter B uses code developed in Chapter A, how should Chapter A be structured and how should Chapter B get what it needs? Please add comments to this issue with thoughts and proposals.
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Before publishing I think we should use paths to refer to packages in other chapters like here. All other approaches seem worse in the complexity vs benefit trade-off.
For publishing of any final code with inter-chapter dependencies, I would put the imported package on an URL using a github release asset. This makes the chapter code self-contained, and it is also the standard workflow for publishing Roc packages.
Following on from #46: how should dependencies between chapters be managed? I.e., if Chapter B uses code developed in Chapter A, how should Chapter A be structured and how should Chapter B get what it needs? Please add comments to this issue with thoughts and proposals.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: