fix: query with workspace descendents#6782
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Fixes a query bug which omits some dependencies in scenarios where a workspace has a dependency on another workspace in the project. Signed-off-by: Brian DeHamer <bdehamer@github.com>
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Fixes a query bug which omits some dependencies in scenarios where a workspace has a dependency on another workspace in the project.
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Fixes npm/statusboard#703
In scenarios where one workspace has a dependency on another workspace,
querySelectorAllmay omit some child dependencies. This stems from the fact that the algorithm to find dependencies, starts at the leaf and tries to find a path (followingedgesIn) which leads back to the selected node. When workspaces are involved you can't reliably walk back up the dependency tree in this direction (ArboristNodes representing a workspace have noedgesIn).The proposed fix updates the
hasAscendantfunction to also follow thelinksIncollection when trying to find a path to the selected node.