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Any dependencies found that - according to these rules - are always executed, are collected as eager (or standard) dependencies. Dependencies that are found on a code path that depends on certain conditions are collected as conditional dependencies.
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The bundling implemented by UI5 CLI can either follow only eager dependencies (`resolve`: `true`) or additionally conditional dependencies (`resolveConditional`). For more information, see [Custom Bundling](https://ui5.github.io/cli/v4/pages/Configuration/#custom-bundling).
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The bundling implemented by UI5 CLI can either follow only eager dependencies (`resolve`: `true`) or additionally conditional dependencies (`resolveConditional`). For more information, see [Custom Bundling](https://ui5.github.io/cli/v5/pages/Configuration/#custom-bundling).
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When a dependency in one of the mentioned APIs is not a "simple literal" but an expression, the corresponding module is marked as "having dynamic dependencies". This marker is currently not further evaluated by UI5 CLI.
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