fix(mono-pub): pass ignoreDependencies to getExecutionOrder in prepareAll step

[SavelevMatthew]

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the handling of package execution order to better respect dependency settings based on user context.

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Walkthrough

The prepareAll method in the CombinedPlugin class was updated to pass an options object containing the ignoreDependencies flag from the context to the getExecutionOrder function. This change affects how package execution order is determined, depending on whether dependencies should be ignored.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
packages/mono-pub/src/utils/plugins.ts	Updated prepareAll to call getExecutionOrder with an options object including ignoreDependencies from ctx.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CombinedPlugin
    participant getExecutionOrder

    User->>CombinedPlugin: prepareAll(info, ctx)
    CombinedPlugin->>getExecutionOrder: getExecutionOrder(foundPackages, { ignoreDependencies: ctx.ignoreDependencies })
    getExecutionOrder-->>CombinedPlugin: executionOrder
    CombinedPlugin->>CombinedPlugin: Iterate and prepare packages

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Possibly related PRs

• SavelevMatthew/mono-pub#32: Modifies calls to getExecutionOrder to include an options object with ignoreDependencies, directly affecting dependency handling.
• SavelevMatthew/mono-pub#31: Introduces and propagates the ignoreDependencies option through the context and updates getExecutionOrder to support it, which is used in the current change.
• SavelevMatthew/mono-pub#30: Refactors to introduce prepareAll and prepareSingle methods and replaces getReleaseOrder with getExecutionOrder, aligning with the current update.

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packages/mono-pub/src/utils/deps.ts (1)

• getExecutionOrder (52-98)

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packages/mono-pub/src/utils/plugins.ts (1)

155-157: LGTM! Important fix for dependency management.

This change correctly passes the ignoreDependencies configuration from the context to getExecutionOrder, ensuring that the execution order calculation respects any configured dependency ignoring rules. This was a missing piece that could have caused incorrect package ordering when dependencies should be ignored.

The implementation is clean and follows the existing patterns in the codebase.

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