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Description
This PR changes the way we interact with budibase-pro. Instead of being an independent repository published via npm or consumed via yarn links, now the pro will be treated as any other package in the budibase monorepo. The main difference is that this code lives in a different repo, as it's private code, but consuming it as a submodule, it will act as any other existing package.
Doing so we have the benefits of having all the packages together, and using properly build tools such as nx and esbuild, and dev tools such as proper debugging and hot reloading.
The main changes in this PR are:
packages/pro
bootstrap
to link properly the pro package foraccount-portal
references
in thetsconfig.json
files, as now they are not required anymore. Nx handles these dependencies for us, so we don't need to worry. This has a benefit in that we don't need to check if we have pro loaded or not.Contributor experience
What happens to open source contributors or developers that have the module not loaded?
Nothing, for them the experience will be the same as it is now. When we run
yarn install
, the workspace will detect that the package does not exist locally, so it will use the npm repo as it's doing now. No symlinks needed,yarn workspace
handle this for us out of the boxAddresses:
Screenshots
Documentation
Re-reverting #10267