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feat(common): check dependecy in decorators #126
feat(common): check dependecy in decorators #126
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(parent === modelFile) ? parameters.graph.addEdge(parent.getNamespace(), fqn)
This allows for a model decorated with a type reference to act as a vertex in a connected graph, causing it to be included when users search for subgraphs.
This behavior arises because we currently allow models to be decorated with type references, which implicitly suggests a composition. However, since we treat models as packages, we should avoid compositions on the packages themselves.