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This is a proposal to use Corepack to enforce Yarn's version, instead of yarn-path.

https://yarnpkg.com/configuration/yarnrc#yarnPath

The yarnPath setting used to be the preferred way to install Yarn within a project, but we now recommend to use Corepack in most cases.

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  • Chores

    • Enhanced build and testing workflows by integrating a step to enable the package management tool.
    • Specified the required package manager version to ensure consistent dependency handling.
    • Removed an outdated auto-generated configuration file to streamline setup.

  • Documentation

    • Updated installation instructions to guide users in enabling the package management tool for optimal performance.

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The pull request introduces a new reference in the CI configuration to enable Corepack by running sudo corepack enable in multiple jobs. The installation instructions in the README are updated accordingly. Additionally, the auto-generated Yarn configuration file (.yarnrc) is removed, and the package.json file is updated with a new "packageManager" property that specifies the Yarn version along with its checksum.

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File(s) Change Summary
.circleci/config.yml, README.md Added Corepack-related changes: .circleci/config.yml now includes a new enable_corepack step (using sudo corepack enable) in multiple CI jobs; README.md adds installation instructions for enabling Corepack.
.yarnrc, package.json Updated Yarn configuration: Deleted .yarnrc (previously auto-generated with Yarn directives) and added a new "packageManager" property in package.json with the specified Yarn version and checksum.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant CI as CI Pipeline
    participant Corepack as Corepack Step
    participant Job as Subsequent Commands

    CI->>Corepack: Run `sudo corepack enable`
    Corepack-->>CI: Corepack enabled
    CI->>Job: Execute remaining job steps
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.circleci/config.yml (1)

38-41: Corepack Enable Anchor Configuration
The addition of the enable_corepack anchor (lines 38–41) is a great move toward DRYing up the configuration by centralizing the Corepack activation step. This ensures consistency across jobs. One minor consideration: verify if the use of sudo is required within your container environment—if not, removing it could simplify the command and reduce potential permission issues.

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package.json (1)

9-9: Explicit Yarn Version Declaration
The new "packageManager" field precisely specifies the required Yarn version along with its checksum. This addition ensures that Corepack uses the correct version of Yarn across all environments.

README.md (1)

59-63: Enhanced Corepack Setup Instructions
The updated "Install" section now clearly instructs users to run corepack enable before installing dependencies, ensuring that the Yarn version matches what is specified in package.json. Consider adding a brief note that this step might require administrative privileges depending on the user’s environment.

.circleci/config.yml (1)

76-76: Consistent Reference Usage Across Jobs
The repeated usage of the *enable_corepack reference in multiple job steps (e.g., lines 76, 102, 117, 209, 233, 247, 263, 290, and 307) demonstrates a clean and maintainable approach. This approach minimizes duplication and helps ensure that Corepack is enabled uniformly across the entire CI pipeline.

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