Add directory details to packages/* package.json #6826
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Specifying the directory as part of the repository field in a package.json allows third party tools to provide better support when working with monorepos. For example, it allows them to correctly construct a commit diff for a specific package. This format was accepted by npm in [npm/rfcs#19](npm/rfcs#19).
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Thanks @feelepxyz - can you provide details of any packages using this approach now (this is for my own interest) :) |
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@mrmckeb yes we're using at @dependabot to link to the package and commit view from the PRs we create. Here's an example: benbrandt/movie-list#14 |
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Specifying the directory as part of the repository field in a
package.json allows third party tools to provide better support when
working with monorepos. For example, it allows them to correctly
construct a commit diff for a specific package.
This format was accepted by npm in npm/rfcs#19.