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fix(builtin): detect yarn 2+ berry and adjust CLI args #3195
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# Can't tell from documentation if Yarn Berry has any replacement for the --mutex | ||
# flag. We'll have to assume it's safe to run concurrently. |
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There is no replacement for it, we fixed the cache so it's atomic.
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Can't tell from documentation if Yarn Berry has any replacement for the --mutex flag.
My observation on this:
There are a lot of knobs being exposed through .yarnrc
file https://yarnpkg.com/configuration/yarnrc#enableGlobalCache so long-term it's probably best if we stop exposing each individual flags through the attributes of yarn_install
rule.
Instead, we can create a yarnrc_file
attribute to raise awareness to folks that they should be passing the config file explicitly to the rule. Underneath implementation, we just merge that with data
and retain current behavior.
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That sounds like a good feature to me. However I don't see how to pass the config file path to yarn install
- it looks like it's just automatically inferred from its location. Maybe this could be contributed separately. (maybe it already works just by passing .yarnrc.yml
to the data
of yarn_install and then it's auto-detected?)
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Yup, my understanding is that folks are already passing it through data and yarn auto detects it inside the sandbox.
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yarn classic (v1) has flag called --use-yarnrc
to specify the yarnrc location.
yarn berry searches for the rc file automatically and does not have this flag, but you could change the filename of the rc file to search for by setting the environment variable YARN_RC_FILENAME
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I looked at this but was afk yesterday so couldnt give it a proper review then.
I know these have been merged but I will just note down my findings so far for future references.
# Can't tell from documentation if Yarn Berry has any replacement for the --mutex | ||
# flag. We'll have to assume it's safe to run concurrently. |
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Can't tell from documentation if Yarn Berry has any replacement for the --mutex flag.
My observation on this:
There are a lot of knobs being exposed through .yarnrc
file https://yarnpkg.com/configuration/yarnrc#enableGlobalCache so long-term it's probably best if we stop exposing each individual flags through the attributes of yarn_install
rule.
Instead, we can create a yarnrc_file
attribute to raise awareness to folks that they should be passing the config file explicitly to the rule. Underneath implementation, we just merge that with data
and retain current behavior.
Fixes #3071
Fixes #1599