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Upgrade yarn dependencies #57092
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@wtgodbe Do you know why this might happen? Is there another step required for CI when updating Yarn lockfiles? This doesn't happen when I install packages locally. |
Not sure, I would've thought that if anything, doing a local restore pre-build would pull in the package to our feed. Maybe update the relevant package.json's as well, just in case? If not, maybe someone from @dotnet/dnceng would know more about authenticating to the npm feed |
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@wtgodbe should we consider backporting a bunch of the changes we did in this area in the 9.0 timeframe to 8.0? It would definitely be easier if we could rely on the same infrastructure and just backport updates. |
I'm on board with it if it makes npm updates easier. Which changes did you have in mind? |
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Getting rid of all the yarn related stuff + centralized NPM. The stuff that we did in 9.0 a few months back. |
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Hm, still no luck (getting the same "401 Unauthorized" error). I did:
Then from each folder with a
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Pull request contains merge conflicts. |
Looks like #56677 already covered this. |
Upgraded:
src/Components/Web.JS/yarn.lock
src/SignalR/clients/ts/signalr/yarn.lock
By running
yarn upgrade