On 28/05/14 10:45, Francesco Mari wrote:
There is something similar to what you want to do, and it is the
dedupe command of npm (npm help dedupe). Completely flattening the
node_modules folder could not be possible, because there could be
transitive dependencies on the same module with different versions -
which version to use in this case?. Anyway, dedupe is a best effort to
optimize the dependencies of your project.
OK, I understand, thanks.
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