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Turborepo

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Turborepo

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Updated4/30/2026

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PERTAIN_TOProblem

I can't run my turbo repo in development mode due to this error. — Pnpm turbo repo command failed with exit code 3221225781.Error while loading shared libraries. Tension: changing node and pnpm version according to my project package.json file and ensured they are compatible with each other but no use. Outcome: Download the `Windows Installer (.msi)` from https://nodejs.org/en/download.

PERTAIN_TOSolution

So, to run the aws-cdk cli, just run: `cdk` — when I installed pnpm with my package manager, pnpm added to my `PATH` environment variable. Outcome: just run the cli program you installed by itself, without the `pnpm exec` prefix.

PERTAIN_TOSolution

What happens if you `cd` into `/clients/testclient` and run `pnpm start` from that folder? — Turbo starts the development server without issues. Outcome: One possible explanation is that the server is actually crashing on launch.

PERTAIN_TOSolution

You may also try adding `persistent: true` to your `start` pipeline. Outcome: although according to the docs, this shouldn't have any effect.

PERTAIN_TOProblem

I have three packages in my turborepo monorepo, `top`, `middle`, and `bottom`. Tension: I know I can cd to the root of the project and do this: `turbo run build --filter=middle...`. Outcome: but I want a command (or a script) that knows what directory I am in and basically says "build everything up to and including here".

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