I’ve just run into a similar situation. It seemed that yarn was only looking in the main Yarn package registry for my organization’s private package. I had copied the examples from GitHub’s Packages documentation for constructing your .npmrc file directly to the .yarnrc file in the project that will be consuming the app, not knowing … Read more
As strange as it may sound. I was having the same issue when I tried to install package using yarn through VS Code. when I hit yarn on the terminal it completed the process without taking any more time than it should.
I ran into a bunch of issues with Yarn 2 as well using the same stack. The solution is to create a .yarnrc.yml file with the following line: nodeLinker: node-modules This can also be done with following yarn command: yarn config set nodeLinker node-modules
EDIT: Please check the comment below for a solution without the need for any additional package thanks to @talon55 : npm install –package-lock-only; yarn import Old answer: This is actually one of the few features that NPM has (npm install –package-lock-only) and Yarn does not support. It is a heavily requested feature as you can … Read more
I noticed a similar warning today . The issue went off after I deleted package.json file.I had used yarn and npm interchangeable until now in my side project. ‘npm install’ creates package-lock.json and ‘yarn install’ generates yarn.lock . Normally you stick to either one of the package managers in your project
As for now, there is NO WAY, you can install dependencies as peer-dependencies. You have to install then and manually move them to peerDependencies object in package.json OLD ANSWER The automatic install of peer dependencies was removed with npm v3, this feature is aging added in npm v7. So update your npm to version 7 … Read more
Don’t know if this is the yarn way to do things, but I just : rm -rf ~/.config/yarn/link/*
The error you’re getting is because a bash script (yarn) is being executed with node… Because pm2’s default interpreter is set to node. To run yarn you’ll have to set the interpreter to bash: shell: Try the command below: pm2 start yarn –interpreter bash –name api — start
I just ran into something similar. deleting node_modules and removing yarn.lock fixed the problem for me. sudo rm -r node_modules && rm yarn.lock && yarn install Not sure if it was getting caught up on some conflicts.