chore: fix dev script of all packages to use turborepo

[larsrickert]

Relates to #1951

Currently our dev scripts (e.g. of sit-onyx) do not work in a clean repository. The issue is that sit-onyx depends on other packages (like icons) to be build first.

I aligned all dev scripts for all packages to be run with turborepo so all dependencies are managed/build correctly.

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[JoCa96]

What about putting a command in the workspace root instead of having to maintain it in all package.json files:
turbo watch xx:xx --filter=.
This would then be called using pnpm -w dev in the respective workspace.

[larsrickert]

What about putting a command in the workspace root instead of having to maintain it in all package.json files: turbo watch xx:xx --filter=. This would then be called using pnpm -w dev in the respective workspace.

I like the idea. Did you get it to work? If I do this, turbo tells me that no workspaces/packages have been found and nothing is run

[JoCa96]

What about putting a command in the workspace root instead of having to maintain it in all package.json files: turbo watch xx:xx --filter=. This would then be called using pnpm -w dev in the respective workspace.

I like the idea. Did you get it to work? If I do this, turbo tells me that no workspaces/packages have been found and nothing is run

Weird, I am pretty sure I got it to work with the root script. But I also jumped between versions...
But the following works as a workspace specific script:
"dev": "turbo run turbo:dev --filter=.",
So maybe we can use that so we don't have to filter by package name.

[JoCa96]

Wait, can't we use pnpm? https://pnpm.io/filtering#--filter-package_name-4