92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]

92.91% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 27.7 ms GR.GRPreferences.__init__() 99.77% compilation time (100% recompilation) �→ 43.0 ms GR 64.26% compilation time (100% recompilation) ┌ 2.1 ms Plots indirect dependency exists. (CustomPackage) pkg> why FFMPEG_jll Plots → FFMPEG → FFMPEG_jll Plots → GR → GR_jll → FFMPEG_jll or to see the indirect dependencies that a package brings in, you can pkg> rm the potential escape of r in the example below: julia> const GR = Ref{Any}(); julia> @noinline function rethrow_escape!() try rethrow() catch err GR[] = err end end; julia> get′(x) = isassigned(x) ? x[]