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Monorepo p2 - The CI build and deploy

This is the second part of a series where I go through my monorepo setup with Github Actions deploying to Vercel. Links to all the articles in the series are at the bottom of the page.

In this article we will look closely at the build and deploy steps to the pipeline.

CI Pipeline

The main CI pipeline is handled by Turborepo. Any package which can be deployed defines a ci script within the package.json. This means that I can entrust Turborepo with only running changed applications as well as keeping the setup for each application encapsulated within.

Deploying a Monorepo to Vercel with Github Actions p1

I have recently added wasm-pack builds into my Soniq project but found that it is a nightmare trying to get rustup and cargo installed in the Vercel build alongside my yarn monorepo.

I have been planning to migrate my deployments to pure Github actions and this was the push to strap myself in and get my hands dirty.

So here is part 1 in a series where I will explain the steps I have taken to get my monorepo building and deploying efficiently with Github Actions using Turborepo and a few, key, architecture decisions.