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Use pnpm's --no-lockfile #960
Use pnpm's --no-lockfile #960
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useYarn: true, | |||
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If set to true, all npm scenarios will use `pnpm` for install with the `--frozen-lockfile=false` option. At cleanup, your | |||
If set to true, all npm scenarios will use `pnpm` for install with the `--frozen-lockfile=false --no-lockfile` options. At cleanup, your |
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Is --frozen-lockfile=false
necessary when using --no-lockfile
?
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Testing here:
- with: 🟢 https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/ember-cli-pnpm-ember-try-test-lockfile-options/actions/runs/5543210214
- without: 🟢 https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/ember-cli-pnpm-ember-try-test-lockfile-options/actions/runs/5543250623
-frozen-lockfile=false
has been removed
🥳
idk why I thought they'd both be needed 🙃
Thank you! |
Previous try-hard attempt here: https://github.com/ember-cli/ember-try/pull/958/files
(lesson for me, don't trust any web site ever, always check
--help
)