Assuming the C dependency is the same or compatible version between A and B,
then this is working as expected. npm knows how to resolve recursive
dependencies such that they are not duplicated. If A and B depended on
different versions of C, then you would be both of those as you originally
exp
I got module *A* that depending on module *B* by git dependency and module *
B* depending on module *C*. At the same time module *A* depends on module *C
* by git dependency. When I do *npm install *for *A* it install *B* and *C*in
*node_modules *but in *A/node_modules/B/node_modules* I do not see
