Usage: tumal <command> [options]
Commands:
tumal exec run command for every package
tumal yarn-run run a package.json script with yarn for every package
tumal yarn-build run `yarn build` for every out-of-date package in dependency
order
tumal was provides you some targets to run
tumal build same as `was -t build-.*`
tumal test same as `was -t test-.*`
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
-f, --force runs the command, even when the target is not out of
date
--only-show-targets shows only the targets it would run [default: false]
--ui [choices: "auto", "fancy", "simple"] [default: "auto"]
--targets, -t, --target runs the command only for these targets and possibly
its dependencies.
separate by comma to specify multiple targets.
you can use regex syntax to match target names.
[default: ""]
--by-deps runs the command in dependency order
--use-srcs the command reruns when source files have been
changed since the last time
--color, --colors enforce color mode
--todo what to do with targets?
'run' to run targets
'makefile' to create a Makefile [default: "run"]
-h Show help [boolean]
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