Issue right now is that running CI scripts requires to either
A. Install all dependencies (heavy)
B. Manually write which dependencies to install in the CI script
What would be ideal would be to have packages with limited scope and limited dependencies to be able to npm ci in those packages and avoid the heavy dependency install whilst not needing to set them up manually everytime a change happens.
Solution A.
All the scripts in one single package. Easier, but more deps that won't get used.
Solution B.
Scripts into packages per scope. Package 1 relates to GitHub dependencies, Package 2 relates to Dockerhub dependencies. A bit more work but more clearly distinguished this way.
Issue right now is that running CI scripts requires to either
A. Install all dependencies (heavy)
B. Manually write which dependencies to install in the CI script
What would be ideal would be to have packages with limited scope and limited dependencies to be able to
npm ciin those packages and avoid the heavy dependency install whilst not needing to set them up manually everytime a change happens.Solution A.
All the scripts in one single package. Easier, but more deps that won't get used.
Solution B.
Scripts into packages per scope. Package 1 relates to GitHub dependencies, Package 2 relates to Dockerhub dependencies. A bit more work but more clearly distinguished this way.