feat!: stop publishing @lerna/child-process#3909
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JamesHenry merged 8 commits intolerna:mainfrom Nov 22, 2023
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chore: remove dependencies on @lerna/child-process
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@amorscher yep! This PR is the bare minimum to get it to be an internal package instead of external, but the next step will be to convert it fully to typescript. |
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@amorscher yes that would be perfect. |
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Description
Move @lerna/child-process into a private library.
Motivation and Context
@lerna/child-process is by no means the best child process tool in the ecosystem. With Lerna v8, we will recommend that users that were previously depending directly on @lerna/child-process to use other tools instead. This also allows us to more easily update the underlying implementation of @lerna/child-process as we will no longer need to worry about breaking changes by updating dependencies like
execa.How Has This Been Tested?
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