I have a third party script which is an optimized AMD file that contains a CommonJS wrapper:

// bar.js
define('bar', function(require) {
    var foo = require("./foo");
});
define('foo', function () {});

When I try to bundle this file into my own file:

// app.js
define(['bar'], function () {});

r.js doesn't notice that foo is already defined within the bar file, leading to:

>> Error: ENOENT, no such file or directory
>> '/Users/OliverJAsh/Development/frontend/foo.js'
>> In module tree:
>>     app

I'm guessing this is because r.js has to perform static analysis of the CommonJS wrapper. What do you recommend to work around this issue?