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The command corepack use requires specifying a version.
corepack use
e.g. corepack use 'yarn@*'
corepack use 'yarn@*'
This command should allow simply corepack use yarn.
corepack use yarn
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That sounds reasonable. Would you like to send a PR?
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I can try a PR.
I'm very confused about what corepack's "pattern" even means and how it should or shouldn't align with the related concept of a "package spec":
npm exec --package yarn -c 'yarn --version' 1.22.19 npm exec --package 'yarn@*' -c 'yarn --version' 1.22.19 yarn dlx --package 'yarn' yarn --version 1.22.19 yarn dlx --package 'yarn@*' yarn --version 2.4.3
None of these match the current behavior (yarn@*=4.0.0-rc.50), and none of the yarn dist-tags (yarn@berry, @latest, @legacy, @rc) seem to work.
yarn@*
yarn@berry
@latest
@legacy
@rc
engines.npm
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The command
corepack use
requires specifying a version.e.g.
corepack use 'yarn@*'
This command should allow simply
corepack use yarn
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: