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It doesn't take long for an extension to benefit from multiple, separately npm-packaged extensions which are still distributed in the same pypi package. This is particularly relevant to themes.
Proposed Solution
One of:
add a use_lerna switch to this repo
split out an extension-cookiecutter-ts-lerna, as it's a whole other thing
Additional context
This stemmed from a discussion on theme extensions, which don't play well outside of strict light/dark variants, but the monorepo pattern
adds lerna to package.json
uses the packages/ directory layout
update pyproject.toml to ensure the static assets are happy
uses a composite build
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Problem
It doesn't take long for an extension to benefit from multiple, separately
npm
-packaged extensions which are still distributed in the samepypi
package. This is particularly relevant to themes.Proposed Solution
One of:
use_lerna
switch to this repoextension-cookiecutter-ts-lerna
, as it's a whole other thingAdditional context
This stemmed from a discussion on theme extensions, which don't play well outside of strict light/dark variants, but the monorepo pattern
lerna
topackage.json
packages/
directory layoutpyproject.toml
to ensure the static assets are happycomposite
buildThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: