Add support for optional dependencies #42
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Very neat 👌 Just out of curiosity; what client, if any, is going to be using this? |
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@alloy I want to add this to bundler & rubygems and maybe even CocoaPods |
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I am 👍 on this, great groundwork for us to hopefully add optional deps in RubyGems 3.1 or something like that. |
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If the only dependencies for a specification name are optional, that specification will not be activated. If there is a strong dependency as well, than the requirements imposed by optional dependencies will be taken into account.
\c @indirect
@alloy you might find this interesting