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NX vs Lerna vs Rush, can anyone comment on their experience using them?
3 projects | /r/node | 29 Nov 2021

It's not mandatory but be aware there is no built in way (that I am aware of) to start all the long running processes in one command. However Rush is built to be expanded on and you can achieve this for example with a script like this: https://github.com/dimfeld/rush-dev-watcher The important thing to note is why Rush is like this, its primarily designed for large monorepos, ones where you have a target project you wish to build and develop on but you wish for all of its dependencies to be built as well in order. If you chose for example lerna to do this you would likely get into a situation where you have watchers on every single project firing and rebuilding causing other dependencies to rebuild and eventually you are left waiting ages for the final project you care about to be effectively 'stable' as it's one big race to which project finishes first (if you're streaming the output).