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Currently it seems that if you have two elements using the same element, linting will pass if only one imports the element.
So for example:
a
paper-button
b
paper-button
But here, if a uses and does not importpaper-button, linting will still pass fine because b has imported it into the tree still.
We should really warn if a doesn't import it directly (its self), because it means if we use this element without importing b one day, it will be wrong.
All used elements should be defined as imports in each module, should they not?
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Currently it seems that if you have two elements using the same element, linting will pass if only one imports the element.
So for example:
a
paper-button
b
paper-button
But here, if
a
uses and does not importpaper-button
, linting will still pass fine becauseb
has imported it into the tree still.We should really warn if
a
doesn't import it directly (its self), because it means if we use this element without importingb
one day, it will be wrong.All used elements should be defined as imports in each module, should they not?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: