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feat(deps): support neverBundle: true to externalize all dependencies
Externalize all non-relative imports as written, without resolving them.
Subpath imports (`#`) are still resolved: kept external if they resolve
into `node_modules`, bundled if they map to local files. Can be combined
with `alwaysBundle` to opt specific imports back into the bundle.
Deprecate `skipNodeModulesBundle` in favor of `deps.neverBundle: true`.
Also migrate tsup's `skipNodeModulesBundle` to the new option in
`tsdown-migrate`, and make external decisions resolve lazily so bare
dependency imports are externalized without any resolution.
Closes#993Closes#1009
|[`deps.onlyBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-onlybundle)| Whitelist of dependencies allowed to be bundled. Any unlisted dependency that ends up in the bundle causes an error. Useful for catching accidental inlining in large projects. |
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|[`deps.neverBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-neverbundle)| Explicitly mark additional packages as external (never bundled). |
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|[`deps.alwaysBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-alwaysbundle)| Force specific packages to be bundled, even if they're in `dependencies`. |
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|[`deps.skipNodeModulesBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-skipnodemodulesbundle)| Skip bundling everything from `node_modules`. |
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|[`deps.resolveDepSubpath`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-resolvedepsubpath)| Resolve external dependency subpath imports to their actual package-relative paths. |
|[`deps.onlyBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-onlybundle)| Whitelist of dependencies allowed to be bundled. Any unlisted dependency that ends up in the bundle causes an error. Useful for catching accidental inlining in large projects. |
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|[`deps.neverBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-neverbundle)| Explicitly mark additional packages as external (never bundled), or `true` to externalize all dependencies. |
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|[`deps.alwaysBundle`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-alwaysbundle)| Force specific packages to be bundled, even if they're in `dependencies`. |
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|[`deps.resolveDepSubpath`](../options/dependencies.md#deps-resolvedepsubpath)| Resolve external dependency subpath imports to their actual package-relative paths. |
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See [Dependencies](../options/dependencies.md) for details.
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The following tsup options still work in tsdown for backward compatibility, but they emit deprecation warnings and **will be removed in a future version**. Migrate them to the preferred alternatives immediately.
In this example, `lodash` and all packages under the `@my-scope` namespace will be treated as external.
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#### Externalizing All Dependencies
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Set `neverBundle` to `true` to externalize **all** dependencies:
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```ts [tsdown.config.ts]
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import { defineConfig } from'tsdown'
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exportdefaultdefineConfig({
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deps: {
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neverBundle: true,
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},
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})
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```
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When enabled, every import that follows npm package naming conventions (e.g. `lodash`, `@scope/pkg/utils`) is marked as external **as written, without being resolved**. This is faster than the deprecated `skipNodeModulesBundle` option and even works when dependencies are not installed. Note the following behaviors:
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- Package specifiers are preserved exactly as written; subpaths like `my-dep/utils` are not rewritten, and `resolveDepSubpath` has no effect.
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- Other non-relative imports — [subpath imports](https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#subpath-imports) starting with `#` and path aliases like `~/utils` — are still resolved: if they resolve into `node_modules`, they are kept external with the original specifier; otherwise the resolved local file is bundled.
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Unlike the deprecated `skipNodeModulesBundle` option, `neverBundle: true` can be combined with `alwaysBundle` to bundle a few selected dependencies while externalizing everything else:
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```ts [tsdown.config.ts]
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import { defineConfig } from'tsdown'
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exportdefaultdefineConfig({
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deps: {
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neverBundle: true,
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alwaysBundle: ['some-package'],
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},
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})
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```
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### `deps.alwaysBundle`
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The `alwaysBundle` option allows you to force certain dependencies to be bundled, even if they are listed in `dependencies`, `peerDependencies`, or `optionalDependencies`. For example:
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