CJ Enright

I'm looking into this in https://github.com/vercel/turbo/discussions/2503 My use case is that we build all of our server side apps into a single image for simplicity. At run time we choose...

Also experiencing this. Putting a `sitemap.xml` file in `public` with appdir cannot be parsed by Google Search Console. Falling back to `pages` and following [this older tutorial](https://vercel.com/guides/how-do-i-generate-a-sitemap-for-my-nextjs-app-on-vercel) _does_ work.

Closed by #2551 Once that gets released you should be able to specify multiple scopes: ``` turbo prune --scope=app1 --scope=app2 ```

Thanks to both of you for the tips! Made all those changes requested and the outcome is definitely much nicer.

Thanks again @chris-olszewski! Was able to run the e2e tests locally and looks like sorting did the trick.

I think (and sorry if this is wrong) that because the matches function, e.target.matches('ul.task-list > li'), uses the immediate child selector (>) it only affects the the li element itself...

Thanks for the reminder @seekforwings, @jhchen's jsfiddle proves the concept doesn't work, but in practice it seems to function fine (besides the bugs issued on @koffeinfrei's repository). I've tried to...