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[turborepo] prune fails when using local dependencies #5079
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I'm also having this issue after updating to the latest version
First version we were able to reproduce it was |
I get the same but while using patches (e..g "froala-editor": "patch:froala-editor@4.0.14#../../patches/froala-editor+4.0.14.patch",) |
We get the same error with resolutions in the workspace root using the latest canary (or any other version for that matter). |
Still seeing this issue with the latest version 1.10.7, this is a blocker to update, we are kind of stuck in an old version |
We are experiencing this issue on 1.10.13 |
Still happening in turbo 1.12.2 and yarn 3.7.0
package.json:
yarn.lock:
maybe this could be fixed for yarn v3 like it got fixed for v4 by chris-olszewski in this PR? #6974 |
Looks like this is still an issue with |
What version of Turborepo are you using?
1.9.8
What package manager are you using / does the bug impact?
Yarn v2/v3 (node_modules linker only)
What operating system are you using?
Mac
Describe the Bug
I am using a local dependency (that can't be uploaded to private registry unfortunately).
When running 'turbo prune --scope="my-pkg" --docker
The outcome is that the final output of docker prune doesn't include the lock file
I am getting the following RUST error:
Expected Behavior
The process will exit with code 0
To Reproduce
Run the following codesandbox
And run in the terminal
yarn turbo prune --scope=docs --docker
Reproduction Repo
No response
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