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I used these two commands in sequence:
# Now upgrades you to version 3.0.0 yarn set version berry # Upgrades to latest version of 3 yarn set version 3.x
Thanks! 🙂 For me, just running yarn set version berry was good enough.
yarn set version berry
If I also ran yarn set version 3.x, it upgraded me to a release candidate version.
yarn set version 3.x
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I used these two commands in sequence:
Thanks! 🙂 For me, just running
yarn set version berrywas good enough.If I also ran
yarn set version 3.x, it upgraded me to a release candidate version.