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We have a bunch of jobs that are built around the npm role, but for projects using yarn, that can lead to ignoring yarn.lock. For projects with a yarn.lock, we can assume the user wants to use yarn. Make a new js-package-manager role that can detect if that's the case and otherwise use npm. Make an js_build_tool parameter that allows the user to override that auto-detection. Make a whole new suite of jobs that do this behavior, do not have npm in their name, and default to the latest node LTS, version 14. Don't install yarn if we're not going to use yarn. Also allow people who want to use yarn but don't have a yarn.lock to override js_build_tool everywhere we do that logic. Mark the old jobs deprecated. Shift the npm and yarn roles to use the new js-package-manager role with defaults set. Change-Id: I8013228ca05607a69f390a9bb75991fc6543f865 |
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Run yarn command in a source directory. Assumes the appropriate version of yarn has been installed.
Role Variables
Command to run. If it's a standard lifecycle command, it will be run as
yarn {{ yarn_command }}. Otherwise it will be run asyarn run {{ yarn_command }}.