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I'm wondering whether I can build apps with EmberJS and browserify using components that may have child component dependencies with different versions?
For example suppose component's A and B are used. Component A depends on component C:1.0.4 and component B depends on Component C:2.0.6.
The reason I'm curious is that the Polymer registry does not support transitive dependencies that have version conflicts: https://github.com/Polymer/polymer/issues/326
Would a emberjs / browserify builds run into similar issues?
TIA, Ole