github-actions

To set up a CI/CD pipeline for fullstack projects, you define GitHub Actions workflows using actions/checkout, pnpm action setup, and Node 22 to automate linting, type checking, tests, migrations, and deployments across API and web apps.

An automated GitHub Actions workflow should include scripted steps using pnpm action setup and Node 22 to install dependencies, run lint, type-check, execute unit and integration tests, and handle database migrations for fullstack projects.

Yes, you can create separate deployment workflows for backend and frontend apps using GitHub Actions, applying modular steps and reusable centralized templates to automate deployments across multiple environments.

Yes, this CI pipeline approach works with Node 22 and pnpm caching by utilizing pnpm action setup and cache configurations within your GitHub Actions workflows to standardize dependency installation and testing.

Use reusable GitHub Actions templates for new project bootstrapping to centralize CI/CD configurations, reduce manual setup time, and guard against misconfigurations across diverse fullstack repositories.