link-workspace-packages

To link workspace packages in a monorepo, you identify consumer and provider packages, declare dependencies in the consumer's package.json, and run the detected package manager's workspace linking commands to wire them together.

Package resolution errors for sibling packages occur when dependencies are not declared in the consumer's package.json or symlinks in node_modules are missing. Proper workspace linking resolves these issues by wiring the provider packages correctly.

Yes, this workspace linking approach works with pnpm and yarn, as well as bun and npm. It detects the active package manager and applies the correct workspace commands to ensure proper dependency resolution.

The best way to wire dependencies for new monorepo packages is to detect the active package manager, identify the consumer and provider packages, and apply the appropriate workspace linking commands to verify symlinks in node_modules.

You need to wire dependencies across a monorepo when new packages are created, imports from sibling packages exist, or resolution errors occur for workspace packages that require proper linking to be resolved.