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fix: Manually grab latest corepack #297

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bug fix: npm/cli#8075

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    • Updated the container configuration to incorporate the installation of the corepack package manager, enhancing dependency management during application setup.
    • These enhancements streamline deployment procedures and help ensure a smoother, more stable service experience for end users, ultimately supporting optimal performance and operational readiness.

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The Dockerfiles for multiple applications have been modified to include the installation of the corepack package manager. A new command was added to install corepack@latest globally via npm, positioned after the installation of the turbo package and before enabling pnpm with corepack. The rest of each Dockerfile remains unchanged, with no modifications made to exported or public entities.

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File(s) Summary
apps/webservice/Dockerfile Modified to include a new command that installs corepack@latest globally via npm after installing turbo and before enabling pnpm with corepack.
apps/docs/Dockerfile Modified to include a new command that installs corepack@latest globally via npm in the builder stage after installing turbo.
apps/event-worker/Dockerfile Modified to include a new command that installs corepack@latest globally via npm.
apps/jobs/Dockerfile Modified to include a new command that installs corepack@latest globally via npm after installing turbo and before enabling pnpm with corepack.

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I’m a rabbit with a hopping beat,
In a Dockerfile so neat,
Corepack joins the party in a line,
Turbo’s rhythm stays just fine,
Code hops forward — oh, what a treat!
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apps/jobs/Dockerfile (1)

10-10: Corepack Installation Order Verified
The new line RUN npm install -g corepack@latest is appropriately placed after the installation of turbo (line 9) and before enabling pnpm (line 11). This ordering ensures that the latest corepack is available when pnpm is configured.

apps/event-worker/Dockerfile (1)

15-15: Added Corepack Installation Command
The command RUN npm install -g corepack@latest at line 15 is correctly inserted after installing turbo and before the corepack enable pnpm command. This change standardizes dependency management across the Dockerfiles and ensures that the latest version of corepack is used.

apps/docs/Dockerfile (1)

9-10: Corepack Installation in Builder Stage
The inclusion of RUN npm install -g corepack@latest on line 9 in the builder stage guarantees that the latest corepack is installed early enough for subsequent steps (especially in the installer stage) that rely on it. The extra modification on line 10 appears to be a formatting adjustment and does not impact functionality.


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apps/webservice/Dockerfile (1)

12-12: Ensure Latest Corepack Installation

The new command RUN npm install -g corepack@latest properly installs the latest corepack version before enabling pnpm. This safeguards against any older built-in versions from Node v20. For clarity and future maintenance, consider adding a brief inline comment explaining why this override is necessary.

Suggested diff to add an explanatory comment:

-RUN npm install -g corepack@latest
+## Installing the latest corepack to override Node's built-in version if a newer version is required
+RUN npm install -g corepack@latest
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npm/cli#8075

@adityachoudhari26 adityachoudhari26 merged commit 2c341ea into main Feb 3, 2025
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[BUG] Unable to install 11.1.0 with corepack
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