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I have seen that workspaces can be used to install a package with local dependencies. The given example is that package A uses a specialized package B that has no specific requirements / dependencies. But how can I depend on a local package that has dependencies?
In my case, I have a local package A that depends on B, which in turn depends on C. However, C does not appear in the lock file of A even though I listed B in the [package.run-dependencies of A, and C is listed in the dependencies of B.
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I have seen that workspaces can be used to install a package with local dependencies. The given example is that package
A
uses a specialized packageB
that has no specific requirements / dependencies. But how can I depend on a local package that has dependencies?In my case, I have a local package
A
that depends onB
, which in turn depends onC
. However,C
does not appear in the lock file ofA
even though I listedB
in the[package.run-dependencies
ofA
, andC
is listed in the dependencies ofB
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