Implementing yarn PnP #10245
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So glad you opened this! I have the bulk of the functionality built out in #9897 so we can iterate further on any core changes required there once the issues you've identified are solved 😅 |
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No problem @DSchau ! My theory is that specifying the transitive dependencies fixed it. |
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I think that's probably safe as long as we validate locally and with a real project. See also gatsbyjs/gatsby/pull#9914 for some related discussion re: that package and the graphql package. It looks like we really need a |
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@DSchau Did you run into any issues relating to the way Gatsby copies all files in I just got Gatsby working with pnpm which requires dependencies to be strictly defined (no hoisting to root NM). I had issues with Just wondering if you had a similar issue. |
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@vjpr I got the same error message once I patched manually some errors with the babel dependencies, did you have to modify anything related to babel to get pnpm to get to that error? |
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Just added an entry to webpack |
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Hey! I'm playing a bit with Gatsby and I think I could help with this issue (I'm also Yarn's maintainer and PnP's author, which helps)! 🙂 So far the main issue I have is related to the I'll try to figure out a way to solve this, but the problem is that it's not really a PnP bug: even under the regular install strategy there's nothing that guarantees that the dependencies that will be required by those files will be the one that you expect - hoisting makes it kinda work, but under some circumstances might end up requiring the wrong versions. |
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@arcanis wow - well this would be amazing :) We'd certainly appreciate any help in this space. For some prior art here, I did have a PR that mostly implemented this functionality, but ran into some intractable issues. See: #9897 |
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To give you an idea this is the exception thrown. As you can see PnP thinks that the
@DSchau From which package should the dependencies listed by |
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One relatively simple way I can see to solve this would be to have a Webpack resolver exported by the const plugin = (request, issuer, next) => {
if (issuer.startsWith('.cache/')) {
return require.resolve(request);
} else {
return next(request, issuer);
}
};This way, all files built by Webpack from within the cache folder would see their dependencies resolved relative to the |
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I've made it work with our v2! I wrote the steps I took here, can be useful for later: yarnpkg/berry#9 If someone with a stronger Gatsby background than me can give it a look I'd be grateful! |
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I've found an issue in I'd recommend to slightly change the require.resolve(pluginName, {
paths: require.resolve.paths(projectRoot),
})The require call would be disambiguated and PnP would return the expected location. Unfortunately it seems that |
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@arcanis awesome (on all accounts!). We'll need to make sure that implementing that functionality doesn't break something unrelated, but that looks good to me. Would you be interested in PRing anything necessary to get this functionality up and running? We could expose a |
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@DSchau sure, I'll open a PR once I'm done investigating. I'm currently blocked on the following error. I don't have any other error log, so I'm not sure where to look for explanation. Would you have any tip, like the location where |
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I think the problem was at this line - for some reason |
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Update: now works almost out of the box (note that I test using our v2 trunk). Current blockers:
No real blocker at the horizon 😊 |
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One remark: because some modules are flagged externals (implementation here: #7245, cc @pieh), Gatsby+PnP users will have to add them to their own dependencies if a Gatsby plugin happens to depend on them transitively 😢 |
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Hey again! It’s been 30 days since anything happened on this issue, so our friendly neighborhood robot (that’s me!) is going to close it. Please keep in mind that I’m only a robot, so if I’ve closed this issue in error, I’m Thanks again for being part of the Gatsby community! |
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For me at least, with Yarn PnP enabled on a project & Gatsby 2.13.58 or later (tried up to 2.13.75), yarn build gives an error of "gatsby: not found". Reverting to Gatsby 2.13.57 or disabling Yarn PnP makes it work again. I think I, or someone else, should verify the issue on another project, especially a blank new one. |
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Hurray, new project works. Must be a complicated dependency issue that none of my meddling has been able to fix yet. Am sticking with non-pnp for now because it also fixed a style application bug with Material-UI... |
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ERROR There was a problem loading the local develop command. Gatsby may not be installed. Perhaps you need to run "npm Error: Package "gatsby-cli@3.0.0" (via "C:\Website\website.pnp\unplugged\npm-gatsby-cli-3.0.0-76842780971a15e78c82191
error Command failed with exit code 1. |
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In order to implement yarn plug and play with Gatsby some tasks need to be completed first
Even if the task is practically unattainable (specially from the third step) the other steps are intrinsically worth it.
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