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On 02/01/2024 11:55, Michał Kłeczek wrote:<br>
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">Now I am lost. Wouldn’t it find the same module?
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This is a readability graph rather than a dependency graph. They are
the same thing until you add implied readability ("requires
transitive") to the picture. In that case, it's possible for a
module in layerC to require (and thus read) a module in layer A.
That module in layer A, in turn, requires-transitive another module
in layer A and thus our module in layerC reads two modules in
layerA. It doesn't matter if there is a module in layerB with the
same name as the second module in layerA, it's okay as long as there
isn't a scenario where a module reads two (or more) modules with the
same name.<br>
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-Alan.<br>
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