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meteor/packages/reload
David Greenspan eb76d56ebf Remove spurious dependencies on logging package
We've been shipping the `logging` package to the client even though it
isn't used on the client by any core packages.  Now that the `logging`
package is removable from your app, let's make it actually removable
by deleting totally worthless dependencies that exist for bizarre
historical reasons.

For example, some packages, like `reload` and `mongo`, depend on
`logging` because that's where `Meteor._debug` used to be, before it
was moved to the `meteor` package and `logging` was repurposed for
something else.  The `ddp-server` package had a crazy overreaching set
of dependencies, pulling in a bunch of client-side libraries even though
it only has server-side code of its own.
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reload

The reload package handles the process of migrating an app: serializing the app's state, then shutting down and restarting the app (for example, to load updated client code or to move the client session from one JavaScript virtual machine to another), and finally restoring its state.

Packages that want to participate in the migration process register with reload. They can make the migration process wait until they are ready and include whatever state they may possess in the serialization and deserialization process.

reload is part of the Webapp project.