refactor: switch to npm workspaces - #174
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@pi-alexander-popel suggests that pnpm workspaces are not behaving stably with our packages, thus we'll use simple npm workspaces. @YaroslavVlasenko our goal here is to make sure all packages build, tests and release as before. They used a remote_package.json mechanism which was a redundant copy of package.json, just because node could not release more than 1 package from a single repository, with npm workspaces this should be solved. |
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