moon

Manage polyglot monorepos by orchestrating tasks and caching build outputs using configuration files like .moon/workspace.yml and moon.yml. This unifies toolchain versions and standardizes build processes across multiple projects to accelerate local development.

Affected detection optimizes CI pipelines by analyzing the project graph to efficiently run only the tasks impacted by recent code changes. This prevents executing unnecessary checks across the entire monorepo, significantly reducing CI runtime.

Yes, you can standardize Node.js, Rust, Python, and other toolchain versions across a monorepo. This toolchain management ensures consistent environments for all contributors and eliminates version drift between local development and CI.

The best way to visualize project dependencies is by generating a project graph. This maps task dependencies and project relationships, providing a clear overview of the monorepo structure to help orchestrate builds and troubleshoot bottlenecks.

Yes, you need a .moon/workspace.yml file for workspace-level settings and moon.yml files for project-specific configurations. These files define task dependencies, build pipelines, and toolchain requirements to properly orchestrate tasks.

Monorepo CI builds run slowly when every pipeline executes all tasks regardless of changes. Implementing intelligent task orchestration with affected detection and build caching limits CI runs to only modified projects and reuses cached artifacts.