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[QUESTION] Use Library with a different yaml file #1070
Goal
In my application I sometimes want to consume the sources of an internal library (for live debugging), and at other times the compiled dist bundle – without touching the library’s own ui5.yaml.
Setup
my-app/ (UI5 application)
ui5.yaml
package.json ← npm link @my/org/ui5-utilslib
ui5-utilslib/ (linked library)
ui5.yaml # current default – points to dist
src/
dist/
If I manually change those two paths to src/ and test/, the app uses the original sources, which is exactly what I need while developing – but that means hacking the library on disk.
Question
Is there a way in UI5 Tooling (e.g., via command-line flag, environment variable, or an override in the application’sui5.yaml) to tell the CLI:
“For the dependency @my/org/ui5-utilslib, load from src/ instead of dist/”?
Or is there a recommended alternative to switch between the two variants without modifying the library itself?
Activity
RandomByte commentedon Jul 15, 2025
I think @flovogt already informed you in a chat, but basically we hope to cover such scenarios as part of #1036.
#612 already goes into this direction and will eventually be merged with the above.