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Move the dependencies into individual packages #530

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rajdip-b opened this issue Nov 11, 2024 · 6 comments
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Move the dependencies into individual packages #530

rajdip-b opened this issue Nov 11, 2024 · 6 comments
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difficulty: 2 help wanted Extra attention is needed priority: low scope: general Anything related to this repository type: chore Release drafter tag for tagging PRs related to making patches to general code

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Description

Turbo suggests that we should move all the package-specific dependencies into the individual package.json files even if these dependencies are shared. We would like to apply this to keyshade.

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Copy the dependencies from root package.json and paste them into the packages that uses them.

@rajdip-b rajdip-b added help wanted Extra attention is needed type: chore Release drafter tag for tagging PRs related to making patches to general code scope: general Anything related to this repository priority: low difficulty: 2 labels Nov 11, 2024
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/attempt

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Assigned the issue to @rovertrack!

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@rovertrack any progress with this?

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Nope unassign me.

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/attempt

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Assigned the issue to @Souvik9205!

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