Flags to copy from Yarn:

--pattern "@scope/(foo|bar)"
--scope, -S @scope
--latest, -L
--caret
--tilde
--exact

Note that --pattern and --scope should both be specifiable multiple times (assuming Yarn allows that)

https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/cli/upgrade

I'd really love to see this working with Typescript. My next big project, I'm hoping, will be a monorepo with 2-3 React apps, a couple backend services with an API, all in Typescript. I haven't looked at how you are running this yet, but wanted to start a thread to track it. Hopefully it's "simple"!

Great plugin. Thank you. Please post setting to save/ reflect edited changes to local backup.

Unfortunately, I lost my setup some days ago... and I have no copy of that. So, I decided to redo it, but I'm struggling following the spare guides. I'm trying to reproduce my sticky workspaces setup (three monitors) with no success at all.

The bare template config is:

{
    context.AddBar();
    context.AddFocusIndicator();
    var actionM

There was a PR on the workspace-grid project to optionally put the workspace thumbnails horizontally at the bottom of the overview screen.

For certain layouts, this can actually be much better use of screen real estate.

I wonder if you'd consider implementing such a feature in the workspace-matr

Tried to use this package, but setup documentation was scarce. Ideally looking for details on how to set this up with a new yarn workspace. Things that are currently not clear:

• Exactly which project to install this package into (root or sub-projects)
• How and when to execute this before running flow.

Ideally maybe there can be just a single command to run that replaces yarn flow?

Add an optional property to define if a frame creation should be triggered in the current context. It is a predicate, i.e. a function that returns a boolean value. This property can be used to suggest what you are supposed to do.

There should be a completing-read interface to view a list of prototypes that can be "triggered" from the current buffer.

I saw a closed issue with this, but I followed these steps:

1. yarn add -D install-peers-cli
2. add this script to package.json:
   "install-peers": "install-peers"
3. run yarn install-peers

And it gives me:

➜  gollum git:(experiment/cypress) ✗ yarn install-peers
yarn run v1.19.1                                                                                              

When the indo command is linking local packages, it should check each local symlink to see if any are broken. If so, fix them.