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Upgrade Yarn to v3

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Assessment

Difficulty
3/5
Estimated time
1-2 days
Newbie friendliness
55/100
Issue type
Refactor
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
github-actions, javascript

Research direction

Use the module template as the reference, then update .yarnrc, .yarnrc.yml, .yarn/releases, .yarn/plugins, package.json, scripts/prepack.sh, and the build-lint-test GitHub workflow. Run the tests before building a local package, then run yarn pack to verify the prepack script and confirm the Yarn v3 configuration works.

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Description

team-wallet-framework

This project is using Yarn v1 for managing dependencies and running package scripts. However, we're using Yarn v3 in all of our projects. We should do the same here.

Please use the module template as a guide for completing this ticket.

  • Remove .yarnrc (this is replaced with .yarnrc.yml in Yarn v3)
  • Copy over .yarnrc.yml, .yarn/releases, .yarn/plugins
  • Add a packageManager field to package.json and use the same value as in the module template
  • Copy scripts/prepack.sh over
  • Rename the prepublishOnly package script in package.json to prepack
  • Update the build-lint-test GitHub workflow to run yarn --immutable instead of yarn --frozen-lockfile

You can test that the prepack script works by running yarn pack. In this case the tests should be run before a local version of the package is built.

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JavaScript
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