pnpm --parallel -r dev runs the dev script for every package that has it. It has to do it in parallel because by default, pnpm runs these scripts in the order of dependencies, for example:
typegpu runs first, because typegpu-docs depends on it
typegpu-docs runs after all dependencies' scripts have been ran.
This does not work for watch scripts, because they never finish. This however creates a problem, where if typegpu-docs builds before typegpu does, we get an error, so we usually have to rerun the script a couple times.
Where dev:build builds a package in development mode, so no need to do production-step checks and such, and dev:watch works like dev worked previously.
pnpm --parallel -r devruns thedevscript for every package that has it. It has to do it in parallel because by default, pnpm runs these scripts in the order of dependencies, for example:typegpuruns first, becausetypegpu-docsdepends on ittypegpu-docsruns after all dependencies' scripts have been ran.This does not work for watch scripts, because they never finish. This however creates a problem, where if typegpu-docs builds before typegpu does, we get an error, so we usually have to rerun the script a couple times.
Possible solution
Change:
Into:
Where
dev:buildbuilds a package in development mode, so no need to do production-step checks and such, anddev:watchworks likedevworked previously.