Clement Yan
Clement Yan
`yarn dlx` is specifically for running one of the [`bin`](https://yarnpkg.com/configuration/manifest#bin)s of the downloaded packages. The main use case being running commands provided by npm packages when you **don't have a...
> Hi, it's a common practice to create multi-stage Dockerfiles, where in one stage, we download all dependencies, and in the next, remove those not needed for production. e.g If...
> There is no reason for someone to install eslint,prettier,jest and tens of other plugin to just "build" a project Sounds like you want a new kind of "buildDependencies" between...
The `COPY . .` probably overwrote some install artifacts. Other than that, we would need a reproduction to tell.
Okay I finally took some time to get to the bottom of this There is a bug in `synckit` support for PnP ESM, which causes the worker thread to fail...
> Yarn should intuit that I have 4.x enabled from my source code, without manual setup. It should attempt to run any yarn commands with the version of yarn that...
> Just attempt to run the script. There are already errors to describe most of the scenarios where a script requires an install first (i.e. command not found: babel). If...
> I was never able to reproduce locally the claimed perfomance of Bun (17x faster than pnpm and 33x faster than Yarn). Yeah, [neither can we](https://x.com/arcanis/status/1702297503465611278) > offline cache by...
Why do you have `node_modules` directories for the workspaces? That shouldn't happen.
Constraints cannot check transitive dependencies. A plugin can. That said, unless you are working in some kind of private ecosystem, you will pretty much always have *some* unscoped transitive dependencies....