The point of the starters folder is to give consumers a quickstart they can download using giget.
The starters folder causes maintenance difficulties:
- They can't use pnpm catalogs so we have to bump dependency versions in them separately
- We have to manually run
pnpm --prep-for-release before making any releases
- We have to manually run
pnpm --prep-for-dev if we want to run these locally
Other framework libraries use CLI to do starters, not giget. That seems like a much more robust solution that likely has a lower maintenance burden.
The point of the starters folder is to give consumers a quickstart they can download using giget.
The starters folder causes maintenance difficulties:
pnpm --prep-for-releasebefore making any releasespnpm --prep-for-devif we want to run these locallyOther framework libraries use CLI to do starters, not giget. That seems like a much more robust solution that likely has a lower maintenance burden.