Fix errant packages found via test dep. graph#68
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since this is a behavior change, it would be good to do this behind a new CLI flag like |
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Track test dependencies separately from production dependencies. Direct test dependents are still marked (their tests need re-running), but we don't traverse the dep graph further to their production dependents since those packages have not necessarily changed.
This option defaults to true and preserves legacy behavior. If -test-transitiive=false, gta will retain test as dependencies that need to be revisited b/c of a change, but not include them in reverse-graph traversal. This substantially cuts down on the quantity of tested packages.
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Track test dependencies separately from production dependencies. Direct test dependents are still marked (their tests need re-running), but we don't traverse the dep graph further to their production dependents since those packages have not necessarily changed.