yalc publish should run all of the lifecycle scripts it finds
Keysox opened this issue · comments
yalc publish is not running multiple lifecycle scripts and instead just executes the first one it finds. To match the behavior of npm and lerna, it would be great if it executed all of them. I'd be happy to make the change!
Additional information:
This used to be the behavior prior to 2708e14#diff-d9a60851031c31a6d1f30fd69b639407R78.
https://github.com/whitecolor/yalc#user-content-publish states the following:
If your package has one of these lifecycle scripts: preyalc, prepare, prepack, prepublishOnly, prepublish, it will run before. If your package has one of these: postyalc or postpublish, it will run after. Use --force to publish without running scripts.
In what order scripts should be executed?
https://docs.npmjs.com/misc/scripts and https://github.com/lerna/lerna/tree/master/commands/publish#lifecycle-scripts list information about each and when they should run. Here's the order:
prepublish,
prepare,
prepublishOnly,
prepack,
postpack,
publish,
postpublish
So you may add this change.