Ian Wright

@rocktimsaikia I didn't. Though I've moved company and we just use eslint. It doesn't seem to have the same problems as the xo linter. Save in build seems to work...

> Compacting the graph means removing all nodes that only have one or two edges, which mean there isn't a choice in how to proceed from this node. For common...

@perliedman unfortunately it's a little bit more tricky than that. `@turf/distance` is being used to calculate the weight by default, but this disregards the altitude. I've logged a bug about...

@DLamine202 I can't help as I don't have access to the code anymore. Maybe @ssar504 can help?

I'm hitting this issue too, I'm however on Linux and am not using `toMatchInlineSnapshot()` which others have reported as being the issue. ``` import React from "react"; import { render,...

I've had exactly the same problem with `react-redux` and the fix was to include `react-dom` as a peer dependency. I believe it's related to https://pnpm.io/how-peers-are-resolved

@TkDodo I agree it is a pain, but this is mostly an issue with some of these stateful libraries. You could include lodash once for each package and I can't...

@dmnd This sounds quite useful, though is Turborepo the place to do it? It feels a little bit like a "linting/pre-commit" hook type check? I might actually see if I...

Thinking about this more it feels like this could work in a similar manner to `--filter`? I expected it to automatically filter the tree, based on the packages that defined...

@iDuuck sorry, you need to be on the Turborepo branch that includes this issue number. The script is in the `packages\log\package.json` file. The `cy` task has a dependency on `^build`...