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yarn4-migration
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  • Chores
    • Updated dependency configuration to adopt a traditional node modules linking approach.
    • Revised package management settings by replacing the previous version configuration with a declaration using Yarn 4.7.0.
    • Modified workflow steps to enhance environment setup and enforce stricter package installation processes.

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The pull request updates Yarn configuration files. The .yarnrc.yml file now specifies the nodeLinker option as node-modules, directing Yarn to use the traditional node_modules directory. In addition, the package.json file removes the legacy Volta configuration for Node.js and Yarn versions and adds a new packageManager field with the value "yarn@4.7.0". Furthermore, the .github/workflows/check.yml file modifies the workflow steps to enable Corepack and changes the installation command to ensure a stricter installation process.

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File(s) Change Summary
.yarnrc.yml Added configuration: nodeLinker: node-modules to enforce using the node_modules directory.
package.json Removed the Volta configuration ("node": "16.14.0", "yarn": "1.22.17") and added "packageManager": "yarn@4.7.0".
.github/workflows/check.yml Removed the step to install Yarn globally; added corepack enable step; changed installation command to yarn install --immutable.

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Node-modules now lead the way, neat and true,
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19-20: Corepack Enable Step Added
Adding the step to run corepack enable is a good practice when migrating to Yarn 4. This ensures that Corepack is activated and will manage package commands correctly across environments.

21-22: Immutable Installation Command Update
Using yarn install --immutable enforces a strict installation process by not allowing modifications to the lockfile, which aligns well with the Yarn 4 migration. Just ensure that the team is prepared for a stricter dependency installation and that the lockfile is always kept up-to-date.

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@mather mather merged commit 3097b90 into main Mar 4, 2025
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@mather mather deleted the yarn4-migration branch March 4, 2025 13:16
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