Does everybody prefer barrel? In my case, sometimes barrel makes me confused where the component is being imported. And I ended up importing the whole other components when I needed only one component. This slows down the test.
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I totally get your point, and you're not alone in feeling that way about "export barrel" techniques. It's true that personal preferences and project requirements can play a significant role in choosing the right approach.
The potential confusion you mentioned about where a component is being imported is a valid concern. It's crucial to strike a balance between the convenience of streamlined imports and the potential downsides, like accidentally importing more than needed and impacting test performance.
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barrel? In my case, sometimes barrel makes me confused where the component is being imported. And I ended up importing the whole other components when I needed only one component. This slows down the test.I totally get your point, and you're not alone in feeling that way about "export barrel" techniques. It's true that personal preferences and project requirements can play a significant role in choosing the right approach.
The potential confusion you mentioned about where a component is being imported is a valid concern. It's crucial to strike a balance between the convenience of streamlined imports and the potential downsides, like accidentally importing more than needed and impacting test performance.