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i talked with <@U051221NF> a bit more about <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/13283>, and i think that there would be some definite advantages to actually generating (in memory) transitive 3rdparty dependency `Target`s for more languages (currently just `go`): in particular, `./pants dependencies --transitive` would actually do what users have always asked for, and show transitive thirdparty dependencies as well (with working `peek`)

as mentioned in <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/13283#issuecomment-951175630> though, that would require that we consume lockfiles to generate the transitive graph… and it might also mean that we’d want to namespace targets for one lockfile from targets for another.

so: something to consider as we push forward on named resolves for both languages.

not going to ping anyone here (yet), since everyone has plenty on their minds already