When new packages are created via copy-paste it is possible to forget to rename a package, having as a result a few ones named in the same way.
This lead to some issue at the linking stage, when some packages would not be linked together. In my case, having 3 similar packages, I have a problem with only one package not linked into the middle of my duplicates.
I know that the root cause sounds a bit stupid. It is. But it's really easy to run into it, and I've spent 4 hours 😅 not able to start my project (and discover the real problem) or commit it due to linting issues (using of unresolved dependency).
Expected solution:
Bolt should throw an error if two packages of a same name were found.
When new packages are created via copy-paste it is possible to forget to rename a package, having as a result a few ones named in the same way. This lead to some issue at the linking stage, when some packages would not be linked together. In my case, having 3 similar packages, I have a problem with only one package not linked into the middle of my duplicates.
I know that the root cause sounds a bit stupid. It is. But it's really easy to run into it, and I've spent 4 hours 😅 not able to
start
my project (and discover the real problem) orcommit
it due to linting issues (using of unresolved dependency).Expected solution:
Bolt should throw an error if two packages of a same name were found.