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chore(NA): add uiSharedDeps into canvas shareable_runtime build#62807

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@mistic mistic commented Apr 7, 2020

That adds UiSharedDeps into canvas shareable_runtime build which reduces kbn_canvas from 9.7MB into 4.34MB.

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crob611 commented Apr 7, 2020

@mistic This isn't going to work. The canvas shareable_runtime build is intended to contain everything needed to embed a workpad on an external site. Moving all the dependencies to shared here causes that to break because the embed location likely doesn't have those dependencies.

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mistic commented Apr 7, 2020

@crob611 It might defeat the purpose have to running the shared-ui-deps too. I'll close the PR then. Thanks for the input

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