Cuts down on CI time and install/build times during handoff between branches and PRs. Should also greatly benefit splitting up the backend and frontend into distinct packages following a monorepo design - if, for example, the backend engine doesn't have any changes, cached binaries can be remotely downloaded and executed quicker than naïvely rebuilding the unchanged package.
Since Tauri kicks off with a node script in package.json it should work with Turborepo even though it only supports TS/JS.
Ref: https://turborepo.org/
Cuts down on CI time and install/build times during handoff between branches and PRs. Should also greatly benefit splitting up the backend and frontend into distinct packages following a monorepo design - if, for example, the backend engine doesn't have any changes, cached binaries can be remotely downloaded and executed quicker than naïvely rebuilding the unchanged package.
Since Tauri kicks off with a node script in
package.json
it should work with Turborepo even though it only supports TS/JS.