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Currently, if a file contains an @import rule that loads a file F as well as an implicit reference to a member loaded from a file G that forwards F, the migrator will generate @use rules for both F and G when only generating one for G would suffice.
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I think this may require restructuring how @use rules are generated. Rather than lazily adding rules when a member use is encountered from a file that hasn't been @used yet, References could track all upstream files for a given source file and the migrator could eagerly generate @uses based on that information.
Currently, if a file contains an
@import
rule that loads a file F as well as an implicit reference to a member loaded from a file G that forwards F, the migrator will generate@use
rules for both F and G when only generating one for G would suffice.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: