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This causes me some bit of a headache... The more we generalize, the more we get into trouble with our attempt to reduce our dependencies down to zero.
I therefore suggest, that we define a rule that defines "low level" libraries from our side, that are allowed as a dependency inside of the others. We already talked about a Utility Class living besides Assembler - I now need the very same functionality for Registry...
I'm open for other solutions to this, but I think we need to address it soon to stay DRY.
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This causes me some bit of a headache... The more we generalize, the more we get into trouble with our attempt to reduce our dependencies down to zero.
I therefore suggest, that we define a rule that defines "low level" libraries from our side, that are allowed as a dependency inside of the others. We already talked about a Utility Class living besides Assembler - I now need the very same functionality for Registry...
I'm open for other solutions to this, but I think we need to address it soon to stay DRY.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: