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add cache for module with same version #8617
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In a large project developed with node.Js, some modulex are used frequently, let's say ```underscore``` or ```lodash```, module A is depended on it,and module B is depended on it too, and they are depended on the same version. So module ```underscore``` is loaded twice , right? and that may cost more memory, so why don't we set the cache for the same module with the same version. Thanks!
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What if you have two packages with the same name, but installed from different sources? Or for example you have one Sorry, but this optimisation can and is performed by npm, when it is installing packages. |
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npm should resolve this issue. |
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npm seems doesn't work well~ |
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npm will work well. |
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好吧 |
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In a large project developed with node.Js, some modules are used frequently, let's say
underscoreorlodash, module A depends on it,and module B depends on it too, they are depended on the same version. So moduleunderscoreis loaded twice , right? and that may cost more memory, so why don't we set the cache for the same module with the same version. Thanks!