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greenkeeper-monorepo-definitions
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Groups npm packages into monorepo releases so Greenkeeper can update them together
This module groups npm packages into monorepo releases so Greenkeeper can update them together. It is required by both Greenkeeper and greenkeeper-lockfile and used as the source of truth on which modules constitute part of a monorepo release and should therefore be updated together.
The instances of greenkeeper-lockfile
running on your CI will always automatically install the most recent release of this module on each CI run, so you don’t have to update greenkeeper-lockfile
every time someone updates a monorepo dependency.
The maintainers of Greenkeeper aim to keep this list current and useful, but we’re also extremely grateful if you, the users and maintainers of monorepo dependencies, could help us keep this list in good shape 💚
Please submit additions and changes via a PR and adhere to the following format (or check the existing definitions in index.js
):
const monorepoDefinitions = {
'prefix': [
'prefix-full-name',
'prefix-full-other'
]
}
Also, please check out our contribution guidelines for more information on participation, commit conventions and our Code of Conduct.
Thank you and beep boop. 🤖🌴
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Groups npm packages into monorepo releases so Greenkeeper can update them together
The npm package greenkeeper-monorepo-definitions receives a total of 236 weekly downloads. As such, greenkeeper-monorepo-definitions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that greenkeeper-monorepo-definitions demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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