Update package.json #26
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Reviewer's Guide by SourceryThis pull request updates the Sequence diagram for the new yarn install processsequenceDiagram
participant D as Developer
participant Y as Yarn Package Manager
participant R as Registry (npm/yarn)
Note over D,R: New install process with specific flags
D->>Y: Run yarn install command
Y->>Y: Set --ignore-engines flag
Y->>Y: Set --immutable flag
Y->>Y: Set --no-cache flag
Y->>Y: Set network timeout (300s)
Y->>Y: Set concurrency to 1
Y->>R: Request packages
R-->>Y: Return packages
Y->>D: Complete installation
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WalkthroughThe pull request introduces consistent modifications across multiple configuration files to standardize the Yarn installation process. The changes primarily focus on enhancing dependency installation by adding specific Yarn flags across development containers, Dockerfiles, and the package configuration. These modifications aim to improve dependency management by enforcing immutability, preventing caching, setting network timeouts, and controlling network concurrency during package installation. Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Dev as Developer
participant Env as Development Environment
participant Yarn as Package Manager
Dev->>Env: Trigger Setup
Env->>Yarn: yarn install
Yarn-->>Env: Install Dependencies
Env->>Env: Apply Specific Configurations
Env-->>Dev: Environment Ready
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docker/Dockerfile-old (1)
16-16: Optimize Docker layer caching.The
--no-cacheflag prevents yarn from using its cache, but Docker layer caching can still be leveraged. Consider:
- Moving the COPY of project files after dependency installation
- Separating dev and prod dependencies installation
# Copy package files first COPY package*.json yarn.lock ./ # Install dependencies in a separate layer -RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1 +RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1 --production && \ + yarn cache clean # Copy project files after dependencies COPY . .docker/Dockerfile-lite (1)
9-12: Optimize multi-stage build and formatting.The COPY commands have inconsistent formatting. Additionally, the build stage could be optimized:
# Build Stage FROM node:lts-alpine3.14 as build WORKDIR /shipyard -COPY package*.json . -COPY yarn.lock . +COPY package*.json yarn.lock ./ RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1 -COPY . . +COPY . .docker/Dockerfile-arm32v7 (1)
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1-1: Review network-related configuration values.The standardized yarn install configuration introduces two network-related settings:
--network-timeout 300000(5 minutes)--network-concurrency 1(single connection)While these settings improve reliability, they might be overly conservative. Consider:
- Documenting these values in a central configuration
- Making them configurable via build args
- Adjusting them based on the build environment
Example implementation using build args:
# In Dockerfiles +ARG YARN_NETWORK_TIMEOUT=300000 +ARG YARN_NETWORK_CONCURRENCY=1 -RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1 +RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout ${YARN_NETWORK_TIMEOUT} --network-concurrency ${YARN_NETWORK_CONCURRENCY}
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docker/hooks/pre_build (1)
11-11: Consider the impact on build performance.The yarn install command with
--no-cacheand--network-concurrency 1may significantly increase build times. While this ensures reliability, it could impact CI/CD pipeline performance.Consider:
- Adding a comment explaining why these specific flags were chosen
- Evaluating if
--no-cacheis necessary in the pre-build stagedocker/Dockerfile-arm64v8 (1)
28-28: LGTM! Note potential impact on build time.The updated yarn install command with additional flags improves installation reliability. However,
--no-cacheand--network-concurrency 1may increase build times.Consider monitoring Docker build times after this change. You can track this using:
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Verified: yarn install flags align with project standards ✅
The same yarn install configuration is consistently used across all Dockerfiles in the project, indicating this is a standardized build configuration.
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6-6: LGTM! Consistent with standardized yarn install command.The updated init command matches the standardized flags used across other configurations.
25-25: Verify if GitLens extension addition is intentional.The addition of GitLens extension appears unrelated to the PR's primary objective of standardizing yarn install commands.
Please confirm if this change should be part of this PR or moved to a separate one.
package.json (2)
18-18: LGTM! Well-defined source of truth for yarn install command.The new install script provides a centralized definition of the standardized yarn install command.
112-114: Verify the purpose of @achrinza/node-ipc resolution.The addition of a resolution for @achrinza/node-ipc is not mentioned in the PR objectives.
Let's check if this is security-related:
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Resolution for @achrinza/node-ipc is used for version consistency
The resolution is correctly managing version conflicts between different dependencies requiring different versions (9.2.2 vs ^9.2.5) of @achrinza/node-ipc. This ensures all dependencies use a consistent version (^9.2.5) across the project.
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Missing yarn.lock copy in ARM Dockerfiles
The review comment is correct. The yarn.lock file is missing in both ARM architecture Dockerfiles (arm32v7 and arm64v8) while being present in other Dockerfiles. This is critical as the --immutable flag requires yarn.lock to ensure dependency consistency.
docker/Dockerfile-arm32v7: AddCOPY yarn.lock ./before the yarn install commanddocker/Dockerfile-arm64v8: AddCOPY yarn.lock ./before the yarn install command
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Add yarn.lock to ensure dependency consistency.
The --immutable flag requires yarn.lock, but the file isn't copied before installation.
# Copy package files
COPY package*.json ./
+COPY yarn.lock ./
RUN yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1Additionally, verify these settings across all architectures:
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Maintain consistency with yarn install flags across environments.
The simplified yarn install command here differs from the detailed flags used in other files. This inconsistency could lead to different behavior in development containers.
Apply this change to maintain consistency:
- "postCreateCommand": "yarn install"
+ "postCreateCommand": "yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1"📝 Committable suggestion
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| "postCreateCommand": "yarn install --ignore-engines --immutable --no-cache --network-timeout 300000 --network-concurrency 1" |
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Description
--ignore-engines: Skip engine compatibility checks--immutable: Ensure consistent installations--no-cache: Prevent using cached packages--network-timeout 300000: Set 5-minute network timeout--network-concurrency 1: Limit to single concurrent network requestChanges walkthrough 📝
package.json
Add custom yarn install script with specific configurationspackage.json
installscript command for yarn with specific configurationnetwork timeout and concurrency settings
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