If you’re in the Javascript/Typescript world Yarn 2 does a really good job with local packages, and letting you depend on them, and optionally allowing you to p

If you’re in the Javascript/Typescript world Yarn 2 does a really good job with local packages, and letting you depend on them, and optionally allowing you to push for soundness in your repo. (vendoring your deps, tooling, and declaring all dependencies). Building on that dependency graph and soundness in Yarn 2, I built yarn.build [0] which works in a similar way to all the monorepo build tools. It builds your packages based on their dependency graph, skips whats already built, and has a bundle command for creating a zip ready for lambda/docker/etc [0] https://yarn.build https://yarn.build