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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/pages/docs/features/pipelines.mdx
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# Pipelining Package Tasks

In traditional monorepo task runners, like `lerna` or even `yarn`'s own built-in `workspaces run` command, each NPM lifecycle script like `build` or `test` is run [topologically](./glossary#topological-order) (which is the mathematical term for "dependency-first" order) or in parallel individually. Depending on the dependency graph of the monorepo, CPU cores might be left idle—wasting valuable time and resources.
In traditional monorepo task runners, like `lerna` or even `yarn`'s own built-in `workspaces run` command, each NPM lifecycle script like `build` or `test` is run [topologically](../glossary#topological-order) (which is the mathematical term for "dependency-first" order) or in parallel individually. Depending on the dependency graph of the monorepo, CPU cores might be left idle—wasting valuable time and resources.

Turborepo gives developers a way to specify task relationships explicitly and conventionally. The advantage here is twofold.

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