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It seems that pnpm does a lot when you install or update a package. In a large monorepo, this can sometimes mean it goes and silently updates a dependency or sub-dependency in an unrelated package! This results in the whole repo being quite brittle.
It would be really nice if you could run something like pnpm --filter my-app-1 install some-dep --low-impact and have confidence that my-app-2 will be completely untouched.
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It seems that pnpm does a lot when you install or update a package. In a large monorepo, this can sometimes mean it goes and silently updates a dependency or sub-dependency in an unrelated package! This results in the whole repo being quite brittle.
It would be really nice if you could run something like
pnpm --filter my-app-1 install some-dep --low-impact
and have confidence thatmy-app-2
will be completely untouched.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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