App Hosting adds support for Turborepo
Blog post from Firebase
Firebase App Hosting now supports Turborepo in addition to Nx, expanding its ability to deploy JavaScript and TypeScript monorepos that contain multiple applications and shared libraries. Turborepo uses a root-level turbo.json configuration to define tasks and their dependencies, creating a dependency graph that ensures shared packages are built before dependent applications while running unrelated tasks in parallel to improve build speed. When deploying a Turborepo, App Hosting automatically analyzes the repository’s turbo.json, builds required dependencies, and deploys only the selected target application. Users can specify the target app directory during GitHub repository import or Firebase CLI initialization and later modify it in firebase.json for local-source deployments. Remote caching is not yet supported, but the integration is intended to make App Hosting’s continuous deployment pipeline more efficient for large, complex monorepos.
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