monorepo

To configure a pnpm monorepo with Turborepo, define root workspaces in pnpm-workspace.yaml separating apps/* and packages/*. Then configure build pipelines and caching in turbo.json to optimize execution across the codebase.

The best way to share TypeScript and ESLint configs in a monorepo is by creating base config presets in a shared package. This enforces standardized entrypoints and reduces configuration drift across multiple apps and libraries.

Turborepo pipeline caching works by defining input and output definitions in turbo.json. It stores build outputs locally and remotely, allowing CI to skip redundant tasks and accelerate pipelines using affected builds.

You need workspace:* for internal package dependencies when linking local libraries within a pnpm monorepo. This ensures local package resolution and enables faster iterations by directly referencing internal packages.

Yes, this monorepo setup supports CI/CD remote caching. It provides guidelines for configuring remote caching and affected builds in Turborepo to accelerate CI pipelines across large multi-package repositories.

Separating apps/* and packages/* in a monorepo workspace prevents cross-package pollution. This explicit root workspace definition organizes multi-package repositories scalably and isolates applications from shared libraries.