Jake Leventhal

Not stale

no you

``` ▶ ls -1 **/package.json apps/app1/admin/package.json apps/app1/api/package.json apps/app1/client/package.json apps/app1/landing/package.json apps/app1/package.json apps/app1/sls-api/package.json apps/app2/api/package.json apps/app2/client/package.json apps/app2/landing/package.json apps/app2/package.json apps/app3/client/package.json apps/app3/package.json apps/app4/client/package.json apps/app4/landing/package.json apps/app4/package.json package.json packages/app1/database/package.json packages/app1/integrations/package.json packages/app1/process-image/package.json packages/app1/product-catalog/package.json packages/app1/shared-ui/package.json packages/app1/types/package.json packages/app1/utils/package.json packages/app2/database/package.json packages/app2/integrations/package.json...

The directory is `apps/app1` I don't mean for `@riptech/app1` to even be a recognized "package". I just have a package.json there for the sake of running scripts like `"start"` that...

My repo is private, and very large. If you're willing, I can invite you to the repo temporarily.

@NicholasLYang added you as a collaborator. We can continue discussion in this thread.

The bug I mentioned is when you remove `'apps/*'` from the pnpm-workspace.yaml am using macOS

Right, thats the problem though, I use that package.json as a hub for my project for running npm scripts. I feel like turbo should be able to have ignore paths...

@anthonyshew @NicholasLYang is this going to be implemented as a feature?