Cannot install with "frozen-lockfile" on build

[elarion83]

Summary

Hi, I'm trying to build my React App trought Vercel and I have this error on the Build step :

 ERR_PNPM_OUTDATED_LOCKFILE  Cannot install with "frozen-lockfile" because pnpm-lock.yaml is not up-to-date with package.json

Can anyone help me ?

Thanks a lot :)

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[amyegan]

Hi @elarion83. You can try deleting the old lockfile and running pnpm install to generate a new one. Or try using one of the available pnpm install options to update or repair the lockfile.

[ngtrongnguyen]

thanks a lot

[snolan-ethika]

what if you're NOT using pnpm in your git repo, but this is due to ONLY vercel using it?

[AndreiSager]

This works for me on Next.js. Thanks a lot!

[zaki031]

what if you're NOT using pnpm in your git repo, but this is due to ONLY vercel using it?

just delete the file and push again

[snolan-ethika]

what if you're NOT using pnpm in your git repo, but this is due to ONLY vercel using it?

just delete the file and push again

delete what file? how do you delete a file you don't have in your repo?

[AuroraLantean]

Delete pnpm-lock.yaml file and push it into Github for Vercel to redeploy

[ChiaYuSu]

this work for me

[DangNghia17]

it work for me, thanks so much

[yasdev08]

none of these work for me :/

[Makoehle]

Make sure to use the correct version. pnpm -v has to match the github action.

    - uses: pnpm/action-setup@v3
      with:
        version: 9.0.5

[yotlaire]

That works for me> thank you!

[hoangducsteven]

would you go into more details? thanks

[andrehadianto]

Look at your GitHub workflow setup (either on your project or your repo) and make sure that the /action-setup@vX is used with the same version as your local pnpm version.

You can check your local pnpm version by running pnpm -v

[snolan-ethika]

what if you're not using pnpm in your git repo? this seems like an issue on vercel vs. development environment... how do you delete the pnpm lock file from vercel?

[goomoonarch]

None of this worked for me, 😎 fortunately I resolved it in the initial configuration before deploying to Vercel, I set the installation code to "npm install", usually this parameter comes by default "pnpm install" but there is an option to adjust it.

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