monorepo

Typescript recently introduced a new feature to work with monorepos: references. By specifying references you can build all interdependent packages using tsc -b (see also this blog post ) This seems ideal for use with a large mono repo where some packages are serverless services. These services typically depend on one or more packages of the monorepo. I've created an example here: https://github.com/tommedema/serverless-mono-example While building works well with tsc -b , the problem is that the serverless framework needs to upload a single artifact .zip (to AWS in my case). When building a

I have an angular monorepo set up via Nrwl and am using Angular Material's theming , which uses SASS. I want the SCSS source files to import at the project level where I'll override default color variables for theming. The problem I'm running into is that I want to import SCSS source files into other apps/libraries within my monorepo, and to projects outside of this monorepo. I can write my imports like: @import "../other-lib/style.scss"; ...which will work for anything inside of the monorepo. Or I can write it like this: @import "~@my-organization/other-lib/style.scss"; ...which won't work

I'm trying to migrate a few Git repositories into one monorepo. I have two project repositories, let's call them project1 and project2 . In my monorepo, I want to have a projects directory with two subdirectories, project1 and project2 . Each subdirectory should contain the files from the corresponding project, with the Git history maintained. Is this even possible with standard Git commands? Note: I have looked at Lerna - lerna import does exactly what I need, but unfortunately it only works with JS projects, and one of my projects is a Ruby project. Yes, you can use git commands to achieve.