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Hello there π
Given a script like this in the root package.json:
"act-deep": "cd packages/x && npm i",
When I run that script, I get this:
$ ultra act-deep
- act-deep
β $ cd packages/x 111ms
- $ npm i
And the rest is just my regular install output from the repo root, not from the package.
That tells me that ultra expects all the calls to be independent, which they are not in this case.
That means I have to npm run act-deep in order to get the desired behavior.
I guess this is an edge case because the order of execution is usually the only important variable.
Would you consider this a worthwhile feature or is it too rare?
Or am I missing something, or is this a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello there π
Given a
script
like this in the rootpackage.json
:When I run that script, I get this:
$ ultra act-deep - act-deep β $ cd packages/x 111ms - $ npm i
And the rest is just my regular install output from the repo root, not from the package.
That tells me that ultra expects all the calls to be independent, which they are not in this case.
That means I have to
npm run act-deep
in order to get the desired behavior.I guess this is an edge case because the order of execution is usually the only important variable.
Would you consider this a worthwhile feature or is it too rare?
Or am I missing something, or is this a bug?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: