ci: mark unforked monorepo packages as private #2483
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Summary:
It's not clear (both to humans and to build tools like
nx) that the only packages we fork from the React Native monorepo upstream are'react-native' --> 'react-native-macos'and'@react-native/virtualized-lists' --> '@react-native-mac/virtualized-lists'. The rest of the packages should essentially only ever be used in local development, while the published packagereact-native-macosuses the upstream versions of these packages. We can solve this by marking the packages as private.Test Plan:
IIRC, this caused some build failure last time I tried this.. let's see how CI reacts to this change. Further testing with
nx releaseshould be done locally to make sure the nx build graph stops marking the unforked monoreppo packages as dependencies.