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I've looked at the docs resources you shared about compatibility.
My compatibility question is: Logically, a package shouldn't list community-created plugins as its own peerDependencies. A plugin depends on the core package, not the other way around.
Do these changes also need to be made to this file?
Logically, a package shouldn't list community-created plugins as its own peerDependencies
Generally, yes. Unless that ecosystem has some "blessed" plugins that the core explicitly requires to function or the core itself provides additional functionality when a that plugin is install.
I've looked at the docs resources you shared about compatibility.
My compatibility question is: Logically, a package shouldn't list community-created plugins as its own
peerDependencies
. A plugin depends on the core package, not the other way around.Do these changes also need to be made to this file?
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