When working with a monorepository for your BTP CloudFoundry application, using a package manager like pnpm can be highly beneficial. However, switching to a different package manager requires adapting your build and deployment configurations, specifically in the mta.yaml file for BTP CloudFoundry. With pnpm, each UI component and CAP service are managed as separate packages, unlike a typical CAP application where everything is contained within a single application with various UI components in the App folder.
When working with a monorepository for your BTP CloudFoundry application, using a package manager like pnpm can be highly beneficial. However, switching to a different package manager requires adapting your build and deployment configurations, specifically in the mta.yaml file for BTP CloudFoundry. With pnpm, each UI component and CAP service are managed as separate packages, unlike a typical CAP application where everything is contained within a single application with various UI components in the App folder. Read More Technology Blogs by Members articles
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