collapse top level index folder
See original GitHub issueits weird to have a folder called index
so just bring up all the files in it one level
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that’s a good point, I think merging is probably the right choice, but I’ll think on this.
Or else, we can detect if there’s one single file at top level. It seems pretty obvious but it didn’t click until now…
Then why not. But with this, I think we should also give an option to the user so he can disable this feature if he wants to.
But I’m not sure how we’ll deal with shared deps. Shall we do this only if there’s no
shared
folder at top level, or merge it with the one that will be moved to top? If we merge them, what about duplicated files name? Shall we throw a warning that we can’t bring everything to top level because two files have the same name? Or maybe we can rename one of the two?