New --filter syntax

[jaredpalmer]

Closes #27. Implements PNPM-like --filter syntax

• Convert PNPM parse filter to Go
• Refactor scope functions for new filter parser
• Deprecate --scope with warning (attempt backwards compat?)
• Update documentation

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[weyert]

Pretty excited about this

[Necmttn]

Looking forward to this!

[leonardssh]

I thought --scope worked the same way as pnpm --filter, but apparently it doesn't.
I kept wondering if someone actually thought of proposing this, I'm looking forward to this feature. 😍

[weyert]

Any news on this PR? Can we help in some way?

[ragrag]

can't wait for this one, would make life so much easier without all the --scope and --ignore hacks

[rxliuli]

Is there any progress on this PR?

[danielweck]

I have tried all possible combinations and glob syntaxes of --scope and --ignore ... to no avail ( #445 (comment) )
This is a blocker in one of my projects where I must be able to skip / ignore / exclude / filter specific packages (by name literal or regexp, or even path glob) when running a particular task name.
Is there anything significant blocking progress on this new filter feature? Or is it just still a draft PR due to lack of time or because of other higher priorities?
Cheers :)

[mcrowder65]

@danielweck i believe it's based off of the name in each package.json, see my build:one and build:two scripts here: https://github.com/mcrowder65/turborepo-example/blob/main/package.json

[danielweck]

Hi Matt, yes, --scope applies to package names, whereas --ignore works with path globs. My project contains many monorepo sub-packages so a whitelist/allowlist is not a viable option. Therefore I need to be able to use a blacklist/denylist, which the ! negation syntax would enable, but it turns out nothing works (I had fun with the entire combinatory explosion, just like other reporters in the issue tracker).

[jaredpalmer]

Continued here: #887