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To value Windows support, we would need a product that can only run with node.exe in Windows. We speculate that this would be useful for an Electron app or similar housing around the pet daemon.
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We’ve seen a lot of EPIPE on write failures that are more common on
Windows than Linux/Mac, though they do occur. For that reason along, it
would be good to restore Windows CI when we track that issue down, but
for now, the flakes are too hard to bear and also block us from
upgrading yarn #2222
Tracking revert #2243
closes: #2245
refs: Agoric/agoric-sdk#451
refs: Agoric/ui-kit#105
## Description
Move from Yarn 1 to Yarn 4. Some advantages,
- actively maintained
- [workspace protocol](https://yarnpkg.com/protocol/workspace) (so we
don't have to maintain version numbers in all deps)
- [patch protocol](https://yarnpkg.com/protocol/patch) (so we don't need
patch-package)
- [constraints](https://yarnpkg.com/features/constraints) (e.g. to
enforce layering)
- path to adopt pnpm-style linker (without changing the UI) (see
#1722 )
However this defers workspace protocol until the publishing workflow can
support it.
### Security Considerations
This does a bulk update of `yarn.lock`. It was automated by Yarn 4.
### Scaling Considerations
n/a
### Documentation Considerations
I reviewed `yarn` commands in *.md and I think they're all accurate.
### Testing Considerations
This could interact with the publishing pipeline. @kriskowal may want to
push a draft before we merge. If problems are found, depending on the
severity, we could follow up in a separate PR to land this sooner reduce
merge conflicts.
This was failing on the Windows tests, something about corepack not
taking effect. I don't know whether Windows is officially supported by
Endo. We've since disabled them.
#2243 is the issue restore.
### Compatibility Considerations
Some CLI commands are slightly different. We are adopting it across the
org so we have to adjust sometime.
### Upgrade Considerations
n/a
What is the Problem Being Solved?
In #2240 we dropped Windows CI support. To restore Windows CI support, we would need:
To value Windows support, we would need a product that can only run with
node.exe
in Windows. We speculate that this would be useful for an Electron app or similar housing around the pet daemon.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: