Excellent video! The one danger with this setup is by building the frontend with vercel automatically there's the possibility your frontend will go live but the backend will fail causing a mismatch between the two. If you have everything build with gh actions you can wait until the backend deploys before deploying to vercel via a gh action job.
This is an excellent video, thanks for covering eslint, turborepo remote caching and deployment using Turbo Repo. Really looking forward to you continuing this series.
22:29 --scope and --include-dependencies are deprecated. Replace them with --filter=your-app or --filter=your-app... instead. Notice the 3-dots means include-dependencies, if you want the package.json build commands in your '/packages/' executed. See Turbo's CLI docs
You could pass in some environment variable for whatever the path to your running server is. So if your server is on port 8000 you could add an env value like SERVER_ENDPOINT=localhost:8000
Error: The file "/vercel/path0/apps/next-app/.next/routes-manifest.json" couldn't be found. This is normally caused by a misconfiguration in your project. Why I have this error? Help please!
hi Can you please help on the issue with current turborepo SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module. I followed what you showed, but nothing is working it's been 2 days I have been trying
Sorry without more context it is a little difficult for me to fully help. But maybe this link will. stackoverflow.com/questions/58384179/syntaxerror-cannot-use-import-statement-outside-a-module
Excellent video! The one danger with this setup is by building the frontend with vercel automatically there's the possibility your frontend will go live but the backend will fail causing a mismatch between the two. If you have everything build with gh actions you can wait until the backend deploys before deploying to vercel via a gh action job.
Very good point. Any documentation on how to set this up?
Your skill in creating excellent videos is commendable.
This is an excellent video, thanks for covering eslint, turborepo remote caching and deployment using Turbo Repo. Really looking forward to you continuing this series.
Thanks for your courses! Best for you!
Thank you so much sir Leo...Been waiting this one for so long...❤
Leo, what is the best way to share environment variables in this turborepo... mean If I want to share env within apps and packages how to do that?
@@zillionvfx4786 did you figure out the best way share env variables?
22:29 --scope and --include-dependencies are deprecated. Replace them with --filter=your-app or --filter=your-app... instead. Notice the 3-dots means include-dependencies, if you want the package.json build commands in your '/packages/' executed. See Turbo's CLI docs
Great video! Thank you a lot!
Thank you Leo!
If anyone has problems with jest coverage showing uncovered lines which do not exist in the file, you can use ts-jest instead of esbuild
Big thanks!
Really liked your video series! Helped us in setting up eslint/tsconfig properly for our project, so thanks for that!
Any ideas around .env files? :D
Wondering the same
@@TheNarstonerz same here
Hey Leo, thank you for the content. Is it possible to add support for Jest testing for packages?
can you make a video on how to use turborepo with other backend frameworks such as NestJs
Loved the video. I was wondering How to deploy your packages to a registry? I would love to see a video about that
Thanks for this video, what about environment variables? To allow the frontend to access the server do you pass localhost:4000 as variable?
You could pass in some environment variable for whatever the path to your running server is. So if your server is on port 8000 you could add an env value like SERVER_ENDPOINT=localhost:8000
@@CodeDunks I have tried but it's not working at all, I wrote and issue and waiting for an anwer :)
Why aren't testing dev deps installed in config workspace but rather in the root? Thanks! :)
Error: The file "/vercel/path0/apps/next-app/.next/routes-manifest.json" couldn't be found. This is normally caused by a misconfiguration in your project. Why I have this error? Help please!
try putting `npm install --prefix=../..` as the "INSTALL COMMAND"
hi
Can you please help on the issue with current turborepo
SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module. I followed what you showed, but nothing is working
it's been 2 days I have been trying
Sorry without more context it is a little difficult for me to fully help. But maybe this link will. stackoverflow.com/questions/58384179/syntaxerror-cannot-use-import-statement-outside-a-module
What a docker file for monorepo ?