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Launching the `bin/acme` compiled archive should raise an error because of the missing file.
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If the `bin/acme` compiled archive stays in its place, it won't fail, because `lib/Ufo.php` can still be found from its point of view.
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Well...not. What happens here then ?
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If the `bin/acme` compiled archive stays in its place,the `lib/Ufo.php` can still be found from its point of view.
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### Size too big
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Many projects include some dev libraries, for unit test, local data seeding or code inspection.
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Fact is, some of those libs have **A LOT** of dependencies... Hence the `vendor` directory, which is usually included in the archive is really **HUGE**.
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Q: How do we remediate then ?
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Q: How to remediate then ?
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A: Before compiling, we ensure the `vendor` directory does not contains any dev library:
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A: Before compiling, ensure the `vendor` directory does not contains any dev library:
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