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support patching side dependency
See original GitHub issuefor example, I have package a, and I want to patch package b once a installed in c.
packageC
___________node_modules/
__________________________/packageA
__________________________/packageB
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Would love to have this functionality. Maybe ask the user to opt into this after install?
yes, it could break, but you can write this warning into console like
package a has been patched by package b.It’s very useful feature if you implementing addon (for ember/angular/webpack) or so, and trying to
hack/extendoriginal functionality to get extra control on it.my case - add one more line of code to original implementation https://github.com/lifeart/ember-fast-cli#usage