Use corepack to run Yarn #5859
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Use corepack to run Yarn #5859
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Summary
As demonstrated in #5858, the Cake build does not work when Yarn has not been installed. The recommended way to install Yarn is via Corepack, which is included with Node.js since version 16.9.0.
Corepack will read the
packageManagerfield frompackage.jsonto determine the correct package manager and its version, and get a copy dynamically, instead of using the JS file checked into the repository.This PR updates the build task which runs Yarn commands to do so via Corepack, to avoid an extra install step. It also adds a check for Corepack and fails the build if it is not available.