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In order to add this to the main build image Dockerfile, I would add the repository (in the first line) as part of or after the RUN block that adds the IUS repo. Then I would add Yarn near the bottom of the list of yum packages.
We do not currently have the yum clean all, we should add it to condense the image a bit.
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We are currently headed in the direction of starting new projects on Node 8, therefore we only need to tailor the image to add npm v5 to Node 4 & 6 if we want facilitate existing projects upgrading.
In order to allow easy experimenting with Yarn on projects (in the name of performance and more consistent builds) let's add it to the image.
Here's a custom Dockerfile I created to allow projects to use Yarn locally.
I got these steps from https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/install/#linux-tab, where the Alternatives tab notes that they recommend against installing with npm.
In order to add this to the main build image Dockerfile, I would add the repository (in the first line) as part of or after the RUN block that adds the IUS repo. Then I would add Yarn near the bottom of the list of yum packages.
We do not currently have the yum clean all, we should add it to condense the image a bit.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: