A separate package to bundle all the third-party dependencies that the main package requires. This bundled package will then be used as a single dependency in the main package.
- Reduced Installation Time: Users will experience a reduced installation time since they only need to install a single bundled package instead of multiple individual packages, which can streamline the installation process and potentially reduce the overall installation time.
- Avoiding Version Conflicts: This strategy will help in avoiding version conflicts that often occur when different packages require different versions of the same dependency. It essentially eliminates the complexities associated with managing multiple interdependent packages, often referred to as "dependency hell".