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Exclude headers from dhall resolve output - #1603
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Specifically, exclude headers when using --dot` / `--immediate-dependencies` / `--transitive-dependencies` This also fixed a bug along the way where `--transitive-dependencies` was inconsistent with `--immediate-dependencies`. Specifically, `--immediate-dependencies` would include hashes while `--transitive-dependencies` would not. Now they both include hashes in their output
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Fixes #1602
Specifically, exclude headers when using
--dot/--immediate-dependencies/--transitive-dependenciesThis also fixed a bug along the way where
--transitive-dependencieswas inconsistent with
--immediate-dependencies. Specifically,--immediate-dependencieswould include hashes while--transitive-dependencieswould not. Now they both include hashesin their output