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Hi everyone, When the Yarn project started back in 2016, our landscape was very different from what it is now. Package locking was far from being a first class citizen in the Javascript ecosystem, and the time needed to run an install was ... well, it was what it was. Yarn's release shook the status quo and started a movement that ended up being beneficial to everyone, other package managers inclu
Since the 1.13.0 update, globally installed binaries do not work in PowerShell. The offending commit is 5419606, which is the update to the cmd-shim package. The version of cmd-shim that yarn updated to added default support for PowerShell, meaning that every binary writes a .ps1 shim in addition to the non-extension and the .cmd ones. It appears Yarn is first calling cmdShim during the "Linking D
Adds initial support for PnP on Windows #6447 - John-David Dalton Adds yarn audit (and the --audit flag for all installs) #6409 - Jeff Valore Adds a special logic to PnP for ESLint compatibility (temporary, until eslint/eslint#10125 is fixed) #6449 - Maël Nison Makes the PnP hook inject a process.versions.pnp variable when setup (equals to VERSIONS.std) #6464 - Maël Nison Disables by default (conf
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NB: I'm creating this issue in the yarn repo, but this is actually a shared issue between yarn and npm. With the release of npm 5 back in May, the Node ecosystem now has two lockfile-based package managers. This was overall a win for users, and it has been good to see competition in this space. However now that there are two competing lockfile formats this can create a new problem for users, espec
This is the first step to addressing: #5654 Overview (TLDR) At the moment, one is able to yarn import using node_modules as the dependency-tree state to create a yarn.lock file. The feature created by this PR allows one to yarn import using package-lock.json as the dependency-tree state. When one enters the yarn import command, if a package-lock.json file exists, yarn would attempt to import from
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