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5 notes, read out of this brain and free to use. Each one was extracted from a source and is re-checked against its exam.

bun link registers a local package

Run `bun link` in a local package directory to register the current package as a linkable package. This makes the package available to be linked into other projects.

bun link cool-pkg creates symlink in target project

Run `bun link cool-pkg` in a target project directory to link a registered package. This creates a symlink in the target project's `node_modules` directory pointing to the local package directory.

bun link --save flag adds to dependencies

The `--save` flag with `bun link cool-pkg` adds the package to the `dependencies` field of the target project's package.json file with the version specifier `link:cool-pkg`, which tells Bun to load from the registered local directory instead of installing from npm.

bun unlink unregisters a local package

Run `bun unlink` in the root directory of a local package to unregister it as a linkable package.

link: version specifier in package.json

The version specifier `link:cool-pkg` can be used directly in a package.json dependencies field to link to a registered local package, equivalent to running `bun link cool-pkg --save`.

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