workspace.jsonc

/**
 * Bit workspace configuration for the bit-git-sync example.
 * Reference: https://bit.dev/reference/workspace/workspace-json
 **/{
  "$schema": "https://static.bit.dev/teambit/schemas/schema.json",
  "teambit.workspace/workspace": {
    "name": "bit-git-sync-example",
    "icon": "https://static.bit.dev/brands/bit-logo-min.png",
    "defaultDirectory": "components/{name}",
    /**
     * `setup.sh` replaces this placeholder with the scope that you pass to it.
     * Example: ./setup.sh acme.shop
     **/
    "defaultScope": "teambit.api-reference"
  },
  /**
   * the bit version that this workspace requires. `bit-tasks/init` reads it
   * and installs this version. Without it, the runner gets the latest stable
   * release. That release does not have `bit ci sync`.
   *
   * 2.2.5 is the floor for the reconciler: it is the first release that heals a
   * `.bitmap` entry whose `mainFile` is no longer in git. Below it, one such
   * entry halts every main sync until a human edits `.bitmap` by hand.
   **/
  "teambit.harmony/bit": {
    "engine": "2.2.5"
  },
  "teambit.dependencies/dependency-resolver": {
    "policy": {
      "dependencies": {},
      "peerDependencies": {}
    }
  },
  /**
   * The component uses the core Node env. A core env needs no install step,
   * so a fresh clone has no env-resolution problem.
   **/
  "teambit.workspace/variants": {
    "components/greeting": {
      "teambit.harmony/node": {}
    }
  },
  /**
   * The sync configuration that the `bit ci sync` command and the
   * bit-git-sync action both read. The README explains each key.
   **/
  "teambit.component/issues": {
    "ignoreIssues": ["CircularDependencies"]
  },
  "teambit.git/ci": {
    "sync": {
      "lanes": [
        "*"
      ],
      "mainSync": "pr",
      "onConflict": "halt"
    }
  }
}