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- the difference between nx and Lerna ? (monorepos)
Lerna uses the name "project" as the wrapper folder of all your packages Usually, a git repository is a "Lerna project" with several "Lerna packages" Nx uses the name "project" to designate what Lerna calls "packages", and uses the name "workspace" to designate what Lerna calls "project" (i e , the wrapper folder which holds all the projects)
- How To Set Up GitHub Actions to Publish a Lerna Monorepo
Set fetch-depth: "0" so that it pulls all history and tags for Lerna to detect what packages have changed Using actions setup-node@v2 to set up npm Credit to ktutnik's answer; Running npm whoami to throw and exit if npm is misconfigured and can not publish This will prevent Lerna from creating and pushing tags prematurely Credit to Benny
- How do I load a package from a package in a Lerna monorepo?
Lerna will take care of the dependencies between your local packages, you just need to make sure you set them up correctly The first thing I would suggest is to go to @myapp models and make sure that your package json contains the fields you will need: main and more importantly types (or typings if you prefer):
- How to properly use lerna and webpack when dealing with a monorepo
I am using lerna because I have no experience with monorepo multi packages configuration, now I have this structure: index js packages pack1 pack2 I want to build every package with webpack but want to use only a single webpack config js in the root folder and a single command to create a pack* dist js in every package directory
- lerna - How to avoid version bump only releases in fixed mode . . .
I am using Lerna-Lite for publishing new releases, where my software is a fixed locked one I am applying Conventional Commits When I run lerna version (or publish), every time a new version is being created - also for cases where my Git commit does not intend to so regrading Conventional Commits (the Git commit message refers neither patch
- Lerna bootstrap does not link local dependencies?
$ lerna bootstrap $ lerna run test would be sufficient to download all external dependencies, link a local dependency and execute and pass all tests in all modules Expected Behavior As per the lerna bootstrap documentation: Symlink together all Lerna packages that are dependencies of each other
- Lerna specify run order - Stack Overflow
From lerna -h:--sort Sort packages topologically (dependencies before dependents) Pass --no-sort to disable [boolean] [default: true] Note Some commands can be ran ignoring this topology, for example from lerna exec's --parallel option documentation: completely disregards concurrency and topological sorting
- How to install npm package in Lerna + Yarn Workspaces repo?
You can use lerna add command with --scope filter option at the root path of your multi-package repository Add a single dependency to matched packages For example, add chalk dependency to packages pkg-a:
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