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    1. James Sumners‏ @jsumners79 6 Mar 2019
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      A flat node_modules directory is probably the thing that @npmjs did that has annoyed me the most. So many broken packages because they don't list their dependencies and rely on the flat install

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    2. Thomas Watson‏ @wa7son 6 Mar 2019
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      The flat tree is definitely less human friendly, but I’ve never seen packages rely on this. I mean, how would package author A know which other packages you might have installed. Sounds more like a peer dependency problem to me

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    3. David Mark Clements‏ @davidmarkclem 6 Mar 2019
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      Replying to @wa7son @jsumners79 @npmjs

      In one module, and in my naivety (but also for good reason, it was an edge case scenario, but also, bad idea and it was 4+ years ago) I did a require(‘../../package.json’) which broke when npm went to flatten deps

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    4. James Sumners‏ @jsumners79 6 Mar 2019
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      Replying to @davidmarkclem @wa7son @npmjs

      Use @pnpmjs to install the `heroku` package and then try to run `heroku —help`. Also, there was a bug in `clinic-flame` last week due to the same problem. I suppose people look in their modules directory, see the deep, and figure it’s okay to use it

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    5. Matteo Collina‏ @matteocollina 6 Mar 2019
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      It’s worse than that. I write a test and I use a dependency - I need to make an effort to check if it’s in package.json or not. This is a problem that could easily solved by tooling, I’m surprised anything has been written yet.

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    6. David Mark Clements‏ @davidmarkclem 6 Mar 2019
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      Replying to @matteocollina @jsumners79 and

      Pretty sure @yoshuawuyts already did write something for that ages ago (or if not wrote it, used it)

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      yosh‏ @yoshuawuyts 6 Mar 2019
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      Replying to @davidmarkclem @matteocollina and

      yosh Retweeted Thomas Watson

      I think @wa7son's suggestion might be what you saw me use too https://twitter.com/wa7son/status/1103430094461247488?s=19 … Tho tbh this feels like something that should be solved at the npm/node layer.

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      Thomas Watson @wa7son
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      See the dependency-check package
      3:22 PM - 6 Mar 2019
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