Add .yarnrc to default to pinned dependencies #1759
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* 'master' of https://github.com/popcodeorg/popcode: Update dependency hast-util-sanitize to v1.3.1 (popcodeorg#1781) Update dependency firebase to v6.5.0 (popcodeorg#1778) Update dependency eslint-plugin-react to v7.14.3 (popcodeorg#1777) Update dependency bowser to v2.5.4 (popcodeorg#1776) Update dependency doctoc to v1.4.0 (popcodeorg#1775) Add .yarnrc to default to pinned dependencies (popcodeorg#1759) Update Webpack
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Since Renovate has pinned our dependencies (which is sensible / I have always wondered about the widespread practice of using version ranges in apps), add a
.yarnrcthat will make Yarn default to putting exact versions inpackage.jsonwhen people manually add/upgrade packages in the future.