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Created by Meep on 9/27/2024 in #help
Dependency tree not resolving properly for deno modules in local filesystem.
My issue with workspaces comes when both meep/projects/kms/libs/core and meep/projects/bbnf/libs/parser need to use the packages in the meep/libs/deno folder. The only way I could see it working without some kind of nested workspaces or allowing workspace folders to be non-nested is if I make a deno.json file for each project but put it in the root meep/ folder which seems like an incorrect place for project files~
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DDeno
Created by Meep on 9/27/2024 in #help
Dependency tree not resolving properly for deno modules in local filesystem.
Thanks for the reply to provide more info: The issue is workspaces seem to require a nested folder structure. Here is an example of my folder structure if that helps: 
- /meep
  - projects
    - kms
      - apps
        - client*
      - libs
        - core*
    - bbnf
      - libs
        - parser* 
  - libs
    - deno
      - iter*
      - guards*
      - types*
      - ...etc
- /meep
  - projects
    - kms
      - apps
        - client*
      - libs
        - core*
    - bbnf
      - libs
        - parser* 
  - libs
    - deno
      - iter*
      - guards*
      - types*
      - ...etc
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DDeno
Created by Meep on 9/27/2024 in #help
Dependency tree not resolving properly for deno modules in local filesystem.
I guess I should ask then; how is one expected to manage a tree of local dependencies when developing an app in Deno?
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DDeno
Created by Meep on 9/27/2024 in #help
Dependency tree not resolving properly for deno modules in local filesystem.
So... Wait maybe I'm misunderstanding; Doesn't that mean Deno itself can't support nested dependencies for its own native type of packages? If that's true I'm not sure how to work around this tbh ..
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DDeno
Created by Meep on 9/27/2024 in #help
Dependency tree not resolving properly for deno modules in local filesystem.
As a note; I've also tried workspaces but they don't work because the utility packages aren't nested sadly
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