Handling git dependencies
See original GitHub issueHello! I was going to make a PR on this matter but I’d rather make an issue for discussion first.
The problem at hand is the following error:
> erlpack has an unresolvable version range: github:discord/erlpack
How should taze handle git dependencies? I’m assuming it should ignore them entirely considering they’re always up-to-date. If necessary, we could use https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/tree/main/packages/git-resolver to parse git deps.
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or --loglevel=error by default and set warn to print the reslove warnings. --slient sounds like completely slient with zero log at all (maybe it’s good to have as well?)
Sounds good. Would you like to create a PR? Thanks