yarn-one-version-rule

Enforce the One Version Rule when working wth yarn workspaces.
When working with a monorepo, you want to have one version for each 3rd party package you import.
The benefits are:
1. reducing collisions on runtime when importing two versions of the same package.
2. reduce installation and fetching time
3. having only one specific version is easier when working on a big monreporo, in terms of a concise api and knowledge sharing

More info from google The One Version Rule

Quick Start

``sh
npx yarn-one-version-rule
`

Global install

`sh
yarn add global yarn-one-version-rule

yarn-one-version-rule
`

Options


`
yarn-one-version-rule --help

Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
-i, --ignore list of packages to ignore in case of conflict [array]
-r, --root the root dir of your workspaces [string]
-v, --verbose log extra info [boolean]
-h, --help Show help [boolean]
`

Ignore certain packages

`sh
npx yarn-one-version-rule --ignore=webpack --ignore=lodash
`

$3


`sh
npx yarn-one-version-rule

you have several declarations of packages with different versions
package: @babel/runtime have multiple version declarations ^7.7.7, 7.12.1
package: inquirer have multiple version declarations 7.3.3, 6.3.1
package: ts-loader have multiple version declarations 6.2.2, 8.0.11
more about the "One Version Rule" https://opensource.google/docs/thirdparty/oneversion/
``