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I think a quite reasonable approach to managing deprecations is to worry only about deprecations in direct dependencies and not worry about deprecations in transitive dependencies (e.g. ljharb/ls-engines#31 (comment)). So, is there a simple depreman configuration that can support this?
Intuitively I feel like the following configuration should achieve this goal (but I'm not sure it does as of v0.3.1):
{// for any direct dependency..."*": {// ...any transitive dependency is out of scope"*": {"#ignore": "don't worry about deprecation warnings in transitive dependencies"}}}
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I think a quite reasonable approach to managing deprecations is to worry only about deprecations in direct dependencies and not worry about deprecations in transitive dependencies (e.g. ljharb/ls-engines#31 (comment)). So, is there a simple depreman configuration that can support this?
Intuitively I feel like the following configuration should achieve this goal (but I'm not sure it does as of v0.3.1):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: