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Now that we have instances starting to use components, we want to control access a bit more and understand who is accessing which components. So, we want to allow easy access through a single entry point.
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@hanbyul-here I tried adding some context based on my understanding of your description this morning, but please add/edit the ticket above to match the needs of this ticket.
**Related Ticket:** #1089
### Description of Changes
Make one entry file for all the components that are used in an instance.
I thought about using library entry file, but some of the components
will interrupt the library building, and I don't really want to blur the
scope of this PR.
### Notes & Questions About Changes
This idea was really nice in my brain.. but now that I see the changes,
I am not sure if this would be a better way to use the components from
VEDA UI or not. It is surely nice that we don't have to worry about
moving components around in the source code. But I'm not sure if
importing literally everything from veda-ui-scripts is a good idea or
not - We can try to have more structured exports, but I don't really
want to add any maintenance efforts of this file. This is how it looks
like in the instance - it makes the code look a bit unorganized. But it
may be fine?:
US-GHG-Center/veda-config-ghg@develop...US-GHG-Center:veda-config-ghg:use-etnry-for-instance
Can y'all give me your thoughts? @sandrahoang686@dzole0311 Also
@slesaad - How do you think about importing all the components needed
from one entry file like this?
US-GHG-Center/veda-config-ghg@develop...US-GHG-Center:veda-config-ghg:use-etnry-for-instance#diff-546348a53a9dc4b9a8f244b185ac088f93fe7a5573cfc39617f7e8bd9a471d00R27
Context
Now that we have instances starting to use components, we want to control access a bit more and understand who is accessing which components. So, we want to allow easy access through a single entry point.
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