Is there Anyway to print transitive dependency graph relation? (Not only dependency names, i am looking for relations of all deps)
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I tried paket show-installed-packages --all but this just shows list of all dependencies, I'm looking for something like parent/ child relations or in case i can get output in JSON (if not, it's okay) i can look into creating custom parser. But, do we have something to print dependency relations?
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Start by inspecting the implementation of paket show-installed-packages --all, the command named in the issue. Determine where installed dependency data is assembled, then define output that preserves parent/child relations, with JSON as an optional format. Done means the command can print the complete transitive dependency graph rather than only package names.
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