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Line 1: Programs implemented as triple scripts are expected to vendor their dependencies. In other words, maintainers should distribute third-party code in the same source tree as the project's own code. If using a version control (e.g. Git), the third-party modules (i.e. the ''content'' of those modules—not pointers to their entry on some external package repository) are expected to be checked in to version control system. For programs which are not implemented as triple scripts but do adhere to the [[build manifesto]] (i.e. they use a triple script-based build system), program dependencies MUST be either vendored as well OR provide some means of obtaining ALL third-party code necessary to build the program in a single-shot (preferably with a single HTTP <code>GET</code> request to a user-visible URL).

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