fallow maintainer here, thanks for using it. A quick heads-up: fallow 2.84.0 makes a chunk of your .fallowrc.json unnecessary, so you can simplify.
- The
@*/__mocks__ ignoreDependencies entries are now credited automatically (Vitest __mocks__ virtual specifiers, since 2.63.0).
node:sqlite is recognized as a Node builtin (since 2.81.0).- The
vitest.config.ts entry is auto-detected by the Vitest plugin.
rules.feature-flags is off by default.
I ran your repo with both your current config and the trimmed one and the findings are identical, so this is a safe cleanup, not a behavior change. You can drop all 13 ignoreDependencies, the vitest.config.ts entry line, and the feature-flags rule.
Separate heads-up the run surfaced (not something to work around in config): a lot of @happier-dev/* imports report as unresolved because their package exports point at dist/ that isn't built at analysis time. That's a fallow gap I'm tracking on our side.
Happy to send this as a PR instead if that's easier. And thanks for the feedback signal either way.
fallow maintainer here, thanks for using it. A quick heads-up: fallow 2.84.0 makes a chunk of your
.fallowrc.jsonunnecessary, so you can simplify.@*/__mocks__ignoreDependenciesentries are now credited automatically (Vitest__mocks__virtual specifiers, since 2.63.0).node:sqliteis recognized as a Node builtin (since 2.81.0).vitest.config.tsentry is auto-detected by the Vitest plugin.rules.feature-flagsis off by default.I ran your repo with both your current config and the trimmed one and the findings are identical, so this is a safe cleanup, not a behavior change. You can drop all 13
ignoreDependencies, thevitest.config.tsentry line, and thefeature-flagsrule.Separate heads-up the run surfaced (not something to work around in config): a lot of
@happier-dev/*imports report as unresolved because their packageexportspoint atdist/that isn't built at analysis time. That's a fallow gap I'm tracking on our side.Happy to send this as a PR instead if that's easier. And thanks for the feedback signal either way.