pnpm recursive
tl;dr
| Command | Meaning |
|---|---|
pnpm install -r | runs installation for every package in every subfolder |
pnpm run build --filter foo-* | builds all packages with names that start with foo- |
pnpm update -- login-page... | updates dependencies in login-page and any dependencies of login-page that are also in the repository |
Options
--filter <package_selector>
workspace-concurrency
Added in: v2.13.0
- Default: 4
- Type: Number
Set the maximum number of concurrency. For unlimited concurrency use Infinity.
bail
Added in: v2.13.0
- Default: true
- Type: Boolean
If true, stops when a task throws an error.
This config does not affect the exit code.
Even if --no-bail is used, all tasks will finish but if any of the tasks fail, the
command will exit with a non-zero code.
Usage example. Run tests in every package. Continue if tests fail in one of the packages:
pnpm recursive test --no-bail
sort
Added in: v2.14.0
- Default: true
- Type: Boolean
When true, packages are sorted topologically (dependencies before dependents). Pass --no-sort to disable.
Usage examples:
pnpm recursive test --no-sort
pnpm recursive exec
Added in: v2.9.0
pnpm recursive exec -- <command> [args...]
This command runs a command in each package of the multi-package repo.
The name of the current package is available through the environment variable PNPM_PACKAGE_NAME (supported from pnpm v2.22.0).
Usage examples:
pnpm recursive exec -- rm -rf node_modules
pnpm recursive exec -- pnpm view $PNPM_PACKAGE_NAME