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The reason for that one is because the one of the transitive dependencies needed to compile native code and required more than 1GB of RAM to do so, causing install failures on AWS micro instances. I agree that it's a better model to have the dependencies be opt-in, but thats also a breaking change and I'm not sure if the benefit of the breaking change justifies the cost to everyone else, like it did with the GCS adapter.
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drew-gross commentedon Apr 8, 2016
The reason for that one is because the one of the transitive dependencies needed to compile native code and required more than 1GB of RAM to do so, causing install failures on AWS micro instances. I agree that it's a better model to have the dependencies be opt-in, but thats also a breaking change and I'm not sure if the benefit of the breaking change justifies the cost to everyone else, like it did with the GCS adapter.
mamaso commentedon Apr 11, 2016
Makes sense, not worth the pain of the breaking change unless if there are extenuating circumstances like native module failures. Thanks