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How to ignore changed files when publishing with Lerna
Mae Capozzi · February 8, 2021Before tagging a new version, lerna scans your codebase for changed files. If it finds a changed file, it'll recommend a new version. This is really useful most of the time, but you only want to bump to a new version when some library functionality changes. You certainly don't want to introduce a new version just because you changed the README.md file.
There are two ways that you can tell lerna to ignore specific changed files.
The --ignore-changes flag
You can use the --ignore-changes flag to prevent lerna from publishing new versions when it finds changes in specific file types.
In the lerna.json file
If you'd prefer, you can add an ignore key in the lerna.json file.
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