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[Bug?]: @yarnpkg/[email protected] incompatible with {"npm":"8.3.1","node":"v16.14.0"} #5542
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Yes, we will remove Node 14/16 support in the next major, and this change has been published in RC (ie prerelease; not on stable channels yet). I don't know what depends on |
As a very temporary workaround I marked |
thanks @arcanis |
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Weirdly, it seems the deprecated setting didn't work (in Yarn, we avoid using deprecated versions when others would work - it's strange npm doesn't do this, I kinda remember us adding this behaviour in part because we thought it did 🤔). I manually published a |
Note that another RC got released this week-end (we're working on release the 4.0 soon, so we need to regularly release RCs), so the The Lerna / nx fix got released in their 16.5.0-beta.1 release, but since it's a beta it's not pulled by default. Hopefully nx will solve that soon, in the meantime I will publish a workaround again, hopefully for the last time. |
i think they have it on NX v16.4.1, had to migrate my NX from v15 to v16.4.1 to make my pipeline running again |
Hi! 👋 It seems like this issue as been marked as probably resolved, or missing important information blocking its progression. As a result, it'll be closed in a few days unless a maintainer explicitly vouches for it. |
Describe the bug
Our project is using Lerna to run commands in the pipeline and it looks like after the last release we got the following error:
Is this a bug or an intended outcome?
To reproduce
N/A
Environment
Additional context
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