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(build) use yarn instead of NPM for packages #880
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Reopening this after a discovery the NPM@5 is having a real hard time and facing several issues. I have a feeling that many of my virtual machine builds this summer failed due to |
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In order to get reproducible builds, we need a deterministic build system like yarn. Note that this change allows programmers to continue to use npm alongside yarn without any issue. However, yarn will be used on Travis CI, respecting the yarn.lock file. Closes Third-Culture-Software#880.
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In order to get reproducible builds, we need a deterministic build system like yarn. Note that this change allows programmers to continue to use npm alongside yarn without any issue. However, yarn will be used on Travis CI, respecting the yarn.lock file. Closes Third-Culture-Software#880.
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1966: feat(deps): use yarn on Travis r=sfount In order to get reproducible builds, we need a deterministic build system like yarn. Note that this change allows programmers to continue to use npm alongside yarn without any issue. However, yarn will be used on Travis CI, respecting the yarn.lock file. Closes #880. For more information, see [Installing Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/en/docs/install) and [Migrating from NPM to Yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/lang/en/docs/migrating-from-npm/)
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A faster new alternative to NPM was developed by Facebook called yarn. Probably the largest advantage is speed - the benchmarks place it at 2-3 times faster than npm.
You can try it out by installing it with windows or linux.
@IMA-WorldHealth/bhima-core what do you think?
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