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Currently, there's no usage of edge values, so there's no way to distinguish between different edges.
For example, in a database seed system I'm building, there's a distinction between "schema" definitions and "data" definitions, ideally I'd like to easily distinguish between these 2 so the schema can be run first.
I will try to handle this cleanly in the plugin itself, but will probably lean on the tree to maybe expose something like this. (ie: Tree#addDependency(file, metadata)) This complicates the current system a lot, since it'd be a breaking change to modify the way Tree#getDependencies() works. (maybe will need to hide behind a flag)
Copied from original issue: makojs/tree#38
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From @dominicbarnes on November 21, 2016 19:22
Currently, there's no usage of edge values, so there's no way to distinguish between different edges.
For example, in a database seed system I'm building, there's a distinction between "schema" definitions and "data" definitions, ideally I'd like to easily distinguish between these 2 so the schema can be run first.
I will try to handle this cleanly in the plugin itself, but will probably lean on the tree to maybe expose something like this. (ie:
Tree#addDependency(file, metadata)
) This complicates the current system a lot, since it'd be a breaking change to modify the wayTree#getDependencies()
works. (maybe will need to hide behind a flag)Copied from original issue: makojs/tree#38
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: