Yes only yarn because npm doesn’t have the “workspaces” feature.
You’ll add the dependencies in the package that’s using them. Most of it will probably be in the components. Don’t add at the root unless it’s things like lint etc.
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Yes only yarn because npm doesn’t have the “workspaces” feature.
You’ll add the dependencies in the package that’s using them. Most of it will probably be in the components. Don’t add at the root unless it’s things like lint etc.