OptionalAddOptionalCiAlso write a CI workflow.
OptionalDeclareDeclare mjUILayer on packages that already comply.
Without this, a fresh adoption produces a config that enforces nothing — every package is undeclared, so every package is skipped, and the repo gets a green check that means nothing. Declaring the already-clean packages is what makes the first run honest.
OptionalDryReport what would happen, change nothing.
OptionalOnlyLimit to these check ids. Empty means "every check at or below Version".
OptionalUpgradeReview and enable standards newer than the repo's recorded StandardsVersion, and bump it.
Without this, adopt on a configured repo leaves the version line alone — which is what
makes upgrading the package safe.
The version being adopted against — normally the installed MJ/CLI version.
Add an
mj:standardsnpm script to package.json.