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docs/recipes/package-management/opt-out-of-meta-packages.md

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# How do I opt out of Meta packages?
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By default, project created using the SAFE template depend on the SAFE.Meta packages. This package has a bit of behavior, but mainly exists to simplify dependency management; a standard SAFE app might very well exist with only two dependencies, being the SAFE.Client and SAFE.Server packages.
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By default, projects created using the SAFE template depend on the SAFE.Meta packages. This package provides functionality, but mainly exists to simplify dependency management; a standard SAFE app might very well exist with only two dependencies, being the SAFE.Client and SAFE.Server packages.
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If your app starts deviating a lot from the standard SAFE app, you might want to uninstall the SAFE.Meta packages, so that you can remove packages it pulls in. This recipe explains how to do so.
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## 1. Add the SAFE dependencies as explicitly to your SAFE app.
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## 1. Add the SAFE dependencies explicitly to your SAFE app.
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Add the packages that SAFE.Meta relies on as explicit dependencies:
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## 3. Use Paket to remove any redundant dependencies
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You're now able to remove any dependencies your do not need with Paket.
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You're now able to remove any dependencies you do not need with Paket.
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```bash
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dotnet paket remove <package-name>

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