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When modifying some packages I'm using (use-package :load-path "my-forked-project") but to make my config work in any machine I want get that package from say my github repo.

I'm now trying quelpa alongside quelpa-use-package but I'm having the following problem: the dependencies of the package I'm loading from my github repo are also handled my quelpa, and thus instead of downloading the requirements of that package from elpa, their git repositories are cloned (and also I'm in a situation where this broke my config cause apparently the upstream repo has a problem..?).

Is there a way to have the dependencies of the package I'm getting from my git repo to be fetched with the normal use-package instead of quelpa? I guess I can fix this by installing first myself the dependencies with use-package, but is there another way to handle this?

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