Do packages include all source directory files?

Simple question...I'm finding some of my images are getting too big. Do packages includes ALL files in the source directory? Is best practice to only include the exact file(s) being accessed by the package?
Thanks!

Hi,
All files in the source directory including subfolders are included, yes. I normally leave everything in there as it is hard to determine exactly which files are used during an installation. It could also be that installing an application on different
platforms use different files. so I would leave them in there.
regards,
Jörgen
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