link-workspace-packages

Link workspace packages by running a workspace add command in the consumer project, which applies the correct workspace protocol for your package manager and verifies symlinks in node_modules to resolve cannot find module errors.

TS2307 resolution errors occur when sibling packages are not linked. You need to apply workspace protocol commands rather than editing tsconfig, ensuring the package manager symlinks the provider package into the consumer's node_modules.

Yes, workspace linking detects the active package manager across pnpm, yarn, npm, and bun. It automatically applies the correct workspace syntax for each environment to wire internal dependencies and verify symlinks.

The best way to wire newly created packages is using workspace protocol commands in the consumer project. This detects your package manager, adds the provider package as a dependency, and verifies symlinks for correct local module resolution.

No, you do not need to edit tsconfig to resolve workspace package dependencies. You should use workspace commands to apply the correct protocol and verify node_modules symlinks instead of modifying TypeScript configuration.