alamothe

This is what I'm getting with the latest version: ```bash ../.yarn/__virtual__/@docsearch-react-virtual-d0cb4410d8/0/cache/@docsearch-react-npm-3.2.0-6c2ef6865a-219c15259c.zip/node_modules/@docsearch/react/dist/esm/DocSearch.d.ts:2:36 - error TS2307: Cannot find module '@algolia/client-search' or its corresponding type declarations. 2 import type { SearchOptions } from...

AFAIK `ts-node` doesn't have full support, so our project will wait, but I understand that someone has to be the first 🙂

bump

Actually, this field returns simply "default" (!) This is inconsistent with [google-auth-library-java](https://github.com/googleapis/google-auth-library-java), which returns the actual email. How can we get the email?

Is there a command line option to prevent this obnoxious behavior?

I mean, the workaround is just to restore the file with `git restore yarn.lock` after `npm ` is run, but it gets boring.

@cachius what is the use case for using `npm` to manage yarn.lock? Why not just use `yarn`?

Looks like it's not possible with native stack.

I still want a command line tool. Does https://mergify.io offer a command line tool to do that?

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