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Suggestion: convert testing-nestjs into monorepo with Lerna #1222
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The original idea behind the nest monorepo was to give the monorepo method a shot. Overall, I'd prefer a pnpm workspace over lerna (I like pnpm over the other packages managers), but if you want to try your hand at converting it, go for it 😄 |
I see. Actually, I've never used Take into account it's going to be a big change :) |
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I'm moving over from a Nest monorepo to an [nx][1] monorepo to allow for easier development and more robust commands. The ability to use `npm run nx affected:test` to take care of all of the changed tests at once is incredibly useful. Also, it helps with running the projects locally via compiling with webpack, and generally has a better DX in my honest opinion. Plus, it can allow for a useful refactor pattern later, and better exposure to using Nx. closes #1222 [1]: https://nx.dev
I'm moving over from a Nest monorepo to an [nx][1] monorepo to allow for easier development and more robust commands. The ability to use `npm run nx affected:test` to take care of all of the changed tests at once is incredibly useful. Also, it helps with running the projects locally via compiling with webpack, and generally has a better DX in my honest opinion. Plus, it can allow for a useful refactor pattern later, and better exposure to using Nx. closes #1222 [1]: https://nx.dev
I'm moving over from a Nest monorepo to an [nx][1] monorepo to allow for easier development and more robust commands. The ability to use `npm run nx affected:test` to take care of all of the changed tests at once is incredibly useful. Also, it helps with running the projects locally via compiling with webpack, and generally has a better DX in my honest opinion. Plus, it can allow for a useful refactor pattern later, and better exposure to using Nx. closes #1222 [1]: https://nx.dev
@jmcdo29 I thought about it, what do you think about changing this repo to work with Lerna where every sample will be a package? 😃
Then we can manage a
CHANGELOG.md
file and use some Semver methodological as wellThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: