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Reducing the dependency footprint #94
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Hello @danielwhite Sorry for the long break, but are you still around? If so, could you have a few minutes to take a look at this PR and tell me if that's what you meant? |
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Hi @flashmob, somehow got lost along the way. This looks pretty close. Thanks! |
yeah, life got in the way a bit. Very close though, it would be interesting
to see how it performs. Perhaps one day!
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Currently I've been building a prototype to use this to provide an SMTP adapter to an internal system and I'm really loving the changes to provide this as a library.
The problem I'm facing with gaining more acceptance are the dependencies that are unrelated to the primary problem.
Is there is any appetite for contributions to reduce this footprint?
Specifically:
maildir-processor
)maildir-processor
)cmd/
From what I can tell,
cmd/guerrillad
is excluded from dependency resolution (at least bygolang/dep
), so it definitely can continue to import the above packages to provide a fully featured default server.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: