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In the root directory, running something with --filter {.} means every package under . also gets selected. Looking for something short and generic this worked for me: --filter $(cat package.json | jq -r '.name'), but I'm probably being dumb and there is a better way, hopefully. Thanks.
Edit: Better yet, is there a way to modify a filter so that it does not include packages under it?
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In the root directory, running something with
--filter {.}
means every package under.
also gets selected. Looking for something short and generic this worked for me:--filter $(cat package.json | jq -r '.name')
, but I'm probably being dumb and there is a better way, hopefully. Thanks.Edit: Better yet, is there a way to modify a filter so that it does not include packages under it?
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