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pub run can't run a bin script in a transitive dependencies #23426
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As the error message indicates, this is deliberate. Packages don't automatically make their transitive dependencies part of their own public API, and that philosophy extends to binaries. If A depends on B, that's an implementation detail of A, and not something that should be exposed to all consumers. That includes any binaries B may contain. cc @nex3. |
Thanks for the detailed explanation. We'll wrap the script from the developer-facing dependency. |
Keep in mind that if you're exporting the public API of another package, including its executables, your package should have a very narrow constraint on the package you're exporting. For example, if A exports B and the latest version of B is 1.0.0, A should have the constraint ">=1.0.0 <1.1.0" for B. Otherwise, A is unable to guarantee that its API will be stable in the way its versions indicate. |
This issue has been moved to dart-lang/pub#21. |
Testing out pub run's ability to run scripts. It appears that it's unable to run a script in a dependency's dependency.
Setup:
package A
depends on package B
package B
depends on dartdoc
I tried running with
pub run dartdoc:dartdoc
from package AOutput/error:
Package "dartdoc" is not an immediate dependency.
Cannot run executables in transitive dependencies.
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