Add 'project:' dependencies #59
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A proof of concept implementation is available at yarnpkg/yarn#3281 |
Allows specifying a .tgz file as a project dependency. These will be resolved against the workspace directory (a parent directory containing a .yarn.workspace file) instead of the current directory.
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After using this for a couple of days it is obvious that storing the hash in the lockfile will lead to lots of potential merge conflicts. |
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Hey, @ntkoopman, thanks for a very insightful analysis. We started working on a solution to address monorepo dependency management from different angles and as a whole. |
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Closing as this is solved by workspaces/yarn knit. |
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Yet another proposal for working with a monorepo: Add a
project:dependency option, which will resolve tarball packages against the project root instead of the current directory.