inlining dependencies

[tansaku]

Apologies if this is the wrong place for this question, but is Uglifier involved in the inlining dependencies of node_modules?

I'm trying to work out how sprockets does this, and I'm unclear how Uglifier is involved. I have a situation where inlining of dependencies is done differently on my machine and on a remote server. More details of that here: rails/sprockets#602

Superficially I assume that sprockets does the dependency management then Uglifier runs as a follow up step, but if anyone could clarify that would be great. If uglifier is involved is there a setting to control how dependencies are merged into a single file?

[adam-ludgate]

@tansaku are you having issues with the ordering of the dependencies?
I opened a related issue #161
I'm made to understand that the ordering could be an issue with the UglifyJS library itself, and not the Ruby wrapper

[tansaku]

@adam-ludgate it wasn't the ordering, it was that in some cases the dependencies were inlined and in others they were imported ...