So, I believe that the best thing we can do is to expose two different projects to gump:
- cocoon core - cocoon blocks
the first will be a normal project, with the usual direct dependencies.
the second will be a different type of project, where the project descriptor will have to be dynamically generated by the analysis of the indirect dependency graph of the cocoon blocks.
Works for me. As long as the dynamic dependency analyzer is, itself, bootstrapped statically, I'm happy.
Great.
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