One thing to note is yarn 3 has zipped and thus trackable dependency cache, if that were something that would work for you.
No more network connection issues making your app unbuildable, or package maintainers taking their packages away leaving you with a broken app.
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One thing to note is yarn 3 has zipped and thus trackable dependency cache, if that were something that would work for you.
No more network connection issues making your app unbuildable, or package maintainers taking their packages away leaving you with a broken app.
That sounds cool, just not sure how that would work in an automated build environment within a Docker container. Where does the cache get stored?
git add .yarn/
git commit
You can just track it in git along with your source files.
Cool! I'll check it out. Thanks!