New options to better check Aria Templates dependencies. #4
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…dencies. atpackager is now able to compare the global variables used in a file with the dependencies declared in $dependencies and it can report differences (useless declared dependencies or undeclared used dependencies), displaying either warnings or errors.
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This pull request is not yet ready to be integrated: in order to be really usable, there should be a way to mark that some specific accesses to global variables are normal, even if the corresponding dependencies are not present in the $dependencies section, so that the corresponding errors/warnings are removed. This is especially useful for dependencies loaded with |
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With this pull request, atpackager is able to compare the global variables used in a file with the dependencies declared in $dependencies and it can report differences (useless declared dependencies or undeclared used dependencies), displaying either warnings or errors.