turborepo

You can orchestrate monorepo builds by configuring per-package turbo.json tasks and dependencies to coordinate task execution and cache outputs, which optimizes CI pipelines and speeds up local development across apps and libraries.

Caching stores task outputs across packages, allowing selective rebuilding using --affected and --filter flags. Remote caching shares this work across CI and local environments to ensure fast builds without repeating completed tasks.

Yes, you can define per-package configurations using turbo.json. This allows you to specify tailored build pipelines, tasks, and outputs for individual apps and libraries, and supports extends for shared configurations.

The best way to run affected tasks is by using --filter and --affected flags during task execution. This selectively rebuilds only the necessary packages based on changes, leveraging cached outputs to optimize the monorepo build.

Yes, turbo.json is required to enforce per-package task definitions. You configure tasks, dependencies, and outputs within this file to ensure correct task coordination and efficient caching across the monorepo.

Monorepo CI builds may be slow if task execution is not properly cached or coordinated. By applying turbo.json configurations for dependencies and outputs, and enabling remote caching, you can share work and skip redundant tasks to speed up builds.