Transitively including Brunch plugins
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I am developing a number of npm packages (let's call them A, B and C) all of which have the same devDependencies. I tried to outsource these dev dependencies (brunch, sass-brunch, babel-brunch, @babel/preset-env) into a separate package called D that has them as its normal dependencies.
The problem is that when I include D as part of the devDependencies section in A, B and C, the Brunch plugins in D are not executed. This makes me suspect that Brunch plugins need to be specified directly in the package.json of the package where they are used.
Is there are a way to make the plugins specified as dependencies in D work when they are transitively included as devDependencies in A, B, and C?
brunch
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I am developing a number of npm packages (let's call them A, B and C) all of which have the same devDependencies. I tried to outsource these dev dependencies (brunch, sass-brunch, babel-brunch, @babel/preset-env) into a separate package called D that has them as its normal dependencies.
The problem is that when I include D as part of the devDependencies section in A, B and C, the Brunch plugins in D are not executed. This makes me suspect that Brunch plugins need to be specified directly in the package.json of the package where they are used.
Is there are a way to make the plugins specified as dependencies in D work when they are transitively included as devDependencies in A, B, and C?
brunch
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
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I am developing a number of npm packages (let's call them A, B and C) all of which have the same devDependencies. I tried to outsource these dev dependencies (brunch, sass-brunch, babel-brunch, @babel/preset-env) into a separate package called D that has them as its normal dependencies.
The problem is that when I include D as part of the devDependencies section in A, B and C, the Brunch plugins in D are not executed. This makes me suspect that Brunch plugins need to be specified directly in the package.json of the package where they are used.
Is there are a way to make the plugins specified as dependencies in D work when they are transitively included as devDependencies in A, B, and C?
brunch
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
I am developing a number of npm packages (let's call them A, B and C) all of which have the same devDependencies. I tried to outsource these dev dependencies (brunch, sass-brunch, babel-brunch, @babel/preset-env) into a separate package called D that has them as its normal dependencies.
The problem is that when I include D as part of the devDependencies section in A, B and C, the Brunch plugins in D are not executed. This makes me suspect that Brunch plugins need to be specified directly in the package.json of the package where they are used.
Is there are a way to make the plugins specified as dependencies in D work when they are transitively included as devDependencies in A, B, and C?
brunch
brunch
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
asked Nov 19 at 20:12
zepp.lee
7701917
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