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# Format is the same as `dependencies` in a package manifest.
overrides:
common_cells: { path: "/var/magic/common_cells" }
apb_uart: { git: "[email protected]:pulp-platform/apb_uart.git"}

# Auxiliary plugin dependencies. Optional.
# Additional dependencies that will be loaded for every package in order to
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> Note: The location of the override may be updated in the future to prevent modifying the human-editable `Bender.local` file by adding a persistent section to `Bender.lock`.

> Note: The newly created directory will be a git repo with a remote origin pointing to the `git` tag in `Bender.yml`. On the other hand, git does not support `https` remotes for pushing changes. In order to push changes from the new directory, you can do one of the following:
> 1. Use `git@...` URLs in `Bender.yml`.
> 2. Add a new remote with `git remote add`.
> 3. Create your `git` overrides in your `Benderlocal`, run `bender update` and `bender clone`.

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### `parents` --- Lists packages calling the specified package

The `bender parents <PKG>` command lists all packages calling the `PKG` package.
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