[6.0][Package/ModuleGraph] Allow cyclic package dependencies if they don't introduce a cycle in a build graph #7541
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Explanation:
It should be possible for packages to depend on each other if such
dependence doesn't introduce cycles in the build graph.
findCycle
+topologicalSort
withDFS
whilebuilding manifest and package graphs. This allows cycles in dependencies
to be modeled correctly.
ResolvedPackage
to carry identities of its dependenciesinstead of resolved dependencies themselves. This helps to simplify
logic in
createResolvedPackages
.Makes it possible for package A to depend on package B and B to depend
on A if their targets don't form a cycle.
Scope: Package graph
Main Branch PRs: [Package/ModuleGraph] Allow cyclic package dependencies if they don't introduce a cycle in a build graph #7530
Risk: Low
Reviewed By: @MaxDesiatov
Testing: Added new test-cases to the test suite