v1.22.20

NodePassProject/Anywherev1.22.20Nov 14, 2023by arcanis

AI Summary

This release updates Yarn handling to comply with Node.js deprecation of punycode, fixes version installation logic, and prevents crashes on empty configuration files.

Key Highlights

Punycode is now embedded within the bundle
Warning message displayed for non-1.x Yarn versions in `packageManager` field
`yarn set version x.y.z` now installs the exact version
Prevents crashes when reading from an empty `.yarnrc.yml` file
No longer generates `yarn-error.log` files for 1.x

Full Release Notes

> [!WARNING]
> This release is missing a couple of artifacts (the .msi/.rpm/.deb/.asc files); we're working on fixing this.

- **Important:** Punycode is now embed within the bundle, as it has been deprecated by Node.js and will be removed in a future version.

- A message will be displayed when Yarn 1.22 notices that the local project has a package.json file referencing a non-1.x Yarn release via the `packageManager` field. The message will explain that the project is intended to be used with [Corepack](https://nodejs.org/api/corepack.html).

- The `yarn-error.log` files won't be generated anymore, as we don't process non-critical 1.x bug reports (we however process all bugs reported on https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry; we just released the 4.0.2 release there).

- The `yarn set version x.y.z` command will now install the exact `x.y.z` version (prior to this change it used to first install the latest version, and only in a second step would it downgrade to `x.y.z`; this was causing issues when we bump the minimal Node.js version we support, as running `yarn set version 3.6.4` wouldn't work on Node 16).

- Prevents crashes when reading from an empty `.yarnrc.yml` file.