Prithvish Baidya
Prithvish Baidya
Any updates to the web UI? I could pick it up if nobody is handling it
This would be a really great feature. +1
@wwayne gentle nudge
@szmarci thanks! Although, both React and React DOM are already peer dependencies, so not much I can do, and this won't solve my problem. I think there's a deeper problem...
@szmarci I cannot find any documentation for `pnpm purge` on their website or in the manpage. Running it gives me this: `Unable to purge disk buffers: Operation not permitted` Since...
@szmarci Another thing to note that in your example, where it is working, these are your ilbrary dependencies: ``` { "name": "@org/b", "version": "0.0.0", "main": "./index.ts", "types": "./index.ts", "license": "MIT",...
> Why not? You can import `react-query` inside your library code where it is listed only as a peer dependency. It is resolved to the library's `node_modules` where you see...
> Hey! Perhaps this is related: #5348? The two different versions are created due to the `peerDependenciesMeta.*.optional` field. Optional is false here, do you suggest setting this to true?
@matzeeable I can confirm that adding `react-dom` as a direct dev dependency did not help. There are still two different instances of the same version of react-query floating around.
@IPWright83 I am aware of this peer-dependency requirement, and `react`, `react-dom` and `react-query` have all been peer dependencies to begin with. The issue still occurs.