example $ pkgx --version
pkgx 1.3.1
example $ ls
package.json
example $ cat package.json
{
"packageManager": "yarn@1.22.19"
}
example $ dev on
× version unavailable yarnpkg.com@1.22.19
│ please check the following url for available versions
│ if it’s not there, we’ll build it! open a ticket on the pantry.
╰─➤ https://dist.pkgx.dev/?prefix=yarnpkg.com/darwin/aarch64I updated today (dunno what I was on before. 1.1.6 maybe?), and hit this error.
I can't easily change the package.json, since we're a whole team using it. I've been fine just adding my own pkgx.yaml next to it before - pkgx would install both yarns but it ran fine - but that doesn't work anymore, so now I have to edit the package.json locally to use pkgx and deal with reapplying the local changes whenever I change branches etc.
pkgxdev/dev#24 is probably related, but more theoretical. This is an error.
example $ pkgx --version pkgx 1.3.1 example $ ls package.json example $ cat package.json { "packageManager": "yarn@1.22.19" } example $ dev on × version unavailable yarnpkg.com@1.22.19 │ please check the following url for available versions │ if it’s not there, we’ll build it! open a ticket on the pantry. ╰─➤ https://dist.pkgx.dev/?prefix=yarnpkg.com/darwin/aarch64I updated today (dunno what I was on before. 1.1.6 maybe?), and hit this error.
I can't easily change the package.json, since we're a whole team using it. I've been fine just adding my own
pkgx.yamlnext to it before - pkgx would install both yarns but it ran fine - but that doesn't work anymore, so now I have to edit the package.json locally to use pkgx and deal with reapplying the local changes whenever I change branches etc.pkgxdev/dev#24 is probably related, but more theoretical. This is an error.