Add ESLint configuration and refactor grefplus to use ES modules #169
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1-35: Consider reviewing other aliases for consistency.While updating the
grefpalias, it might be worth reviewing other aliases in this file to ensure consistency. For example, thecleanalias on line 13 still uses a.jsextension. If these other tools are also being migrated to ES modules, their aliases might need similar updates..eslintrc.json (1)
47-47: Consider relaxing theno-magic-numbersrule.The
no-magic-numbersrule can be overly restrictive in some cases. While it's good for preventing unexplained numeric literals, it might lead to unnecessary verbosity in some scenarios.You might want to consider either:
- Expanding the
ignorearray to include more commonly used numbers, or- Changing the rule severity to "warn" instead of "error"
For example:
- "no-magic-numbers": [ "error", { "ignore": [ 2, 1, 0, -1 ], "ignoreArrayIndexes": true } ], + "no-magic-numbers": [ "warn", { "ignore": [ 2, 1, 0, -1, 10, 100, 1000 ], "ignoreArrayIndexes": true } ],This change would make the rule less strict while still highlighting potential issues.
src/grefplus/index.mjs (1)
3-7: LGTM! Consider grouping related imports.The transition to ES module syntax is well-implemented. The use of the 'node:' prefix for built-in modules is a good practice. Promisifying
execis also a good approach for working with promises.Consider grouping related imports together for better readability. For example:
import { setOptions, options } from './cmdline.mjs'; import { basename } from 'node:path'; import { promisify } from 'node:util'; import { exec } from 'node:child_process'; const _exec = promisify(exec);src/grefplus/cmdline.mjs (3)
56-56: Nitpick: Unnecessary.toString()call oncheckDateSince
checkDateis already a string (as specified in the function's parameter), calling.toString()is redundant.Suggested change:
Remove the unnecessary
.toString()call:const validateDate = (checkDate, msg) => { try { - const parsed = DateTime.fromFormat(checkDate.toString(), options.allowedFormat); + const parsed = DateTime.fromFormat(checkDate, options.allowedFormat); if(!parsed.isValid) { throw new Error('unknown format'); } return true; } // ... };
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77-88: Bug: InconsistentproblematicRootassignment may cause errorsIn the
validatePathfunction,problematicRootis assigned differently in theifandcatchblocks. WhenlstatSync(root).isDirectory()returnsfalse,problematicRootis assigned the stringroot. In thecatchblock,problematicRootis an object withrootanderrorproperties. This inconsistency can lead to errors when accessingproblematicRoot.rootandproblematicRoot.error.messagelater.Proposed fix:
Ensure
problematicRootis consistently an object:const validatePath = (devRoot) => { let problematicRoot = null; devRoot.forEach(root => { try { accessSync(root, constants.R_OK); if(!lstatSync(root).isDirectory()) { - problematicRoot = root; + problematicRoot = { root, error: new Error('Not a directory') }; } } catch (error) { problematicRoot = { root, error }; } }); if(problematicRoot) { throw new Error( `Unable to access specified dev root folder of '${problematicRoot.root}'. Due to ${problematicRoot.error.message}` ); } return true; };
187-203: Nitpick: Overuse of@ts-ignorecommentsThere are multiple
// @ts-ignorecomments throughout the code. While they suppress TypeScript errors, overusing them can hide legitimate issues and reduce the benefits of type checking.Suggestion:
Investigate the reasons for the TypeScript errors and address them appropriately. If type definitions are missing or incorrect, consider adding or fixing them rather than ignoring the errors.
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.eslintrc.json (2)
9-9: LGTM: Appropriate base configurations.The extended configurations are well-chosen for a Node.js project. They provide a solid foundation of recommended rules.
1-95: Overall, a solid ESLint configuration with room for minor improvements.This ESLint configuration provides a comprehensive set of rules that will significantly enhance code quality and consistency. The chosen rules generally align with best practices for modern JavaScript development.
A few suggestions were made to improve the configuration:
- Changing
sourceTypeto "module" to align with ES module usage.- Fixing the invalid
indentrule option.- Considering relaxation of the
no-magic-numbersrule.- Updating the
one-varrule to discouragevarusage.Implementing these changes will further enhance the effectiveness of your linting setup and better align it with the PR objectives.
src/grefplus/index.mjs (4)
9-9: LGTM! Correct import of DateTime from luxon.The import of
DateTimefrom the 'luxon' library is correctly implemented using ES module syntax.
11-12: LGTM! Clean import and destructuring.The import of the
reposmodule and the destructuring ofallRepoPathsare well-implemented. Including the '.js' file extension in the import path is a good practice for clarity.
16-16: LGTM! Appropriate placement of setOptions call.The
setOptions()function is correctly called immediately after the imports, which is an appropriate place to set up the options for the script.
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18-185: LGTM! Successful transition to ES modules.The transition to ES module syntax has been implemented correctly without affecting the core functionality of the script. The logic within the functions remains intact, and the overall structure is preserved.
To ensure that the changes haven't introduced any unintended side effects, please run the following verification script:
| @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ alias ll='ls -ltrh' | |||
| ## tools | |||
| alias resource='source $HOME/.bashrc' | |||
| alias clean='node $DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/clean/index.js' | |||
| alias grefp='node $DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus' | |||
| alias grefp='node $DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus/index.mjs' | |||
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Incorrect path in grefp alias due to unset $DEVROOT.
- Update the alias in
src/alias.shto:alias grefp='node ./src/grefplus/index.mjs'
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LGTM! The alias update aligns with the PR objectives.
The change from grefp='node $DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus' to grefp='node $DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus/index.mjs' correctly reflects the transition to ES modules as mentioned in the PR objectives.
To ensure this change doesn't introduce breaking changes, please run the following verification:
This script will verify the existence of the new file, check for ES module syntax, and attempt to run the grefp command.
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#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify the existence of the new grefplus index.mjs file and check its content
# Test 1: Check if the new file exists
if [ -f "$DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus/index.mjs" ]; then
echo "index.mjs file exists."
else
echo "Error: index.mjs file not found!"
exit 1
fi
# Test 2: Check if the file contains ES module syntax
if grep -q "export" "$DEVROOT/dev-tools/src/grefplus/index.mjs"; then
echo "index.mjs contains ES module export syntax."
else
echo "Warning: index.mjs might not be using ES module syntax."
fi
# Test 3: Try running the grefp command with --help to check if it's working
if grefp --help > /dev/null 2>&1; then
echo "grefp command executed successfully."
else
echo "Error: grefp command failed to execute."
exit 1
fi
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# Description: Output the value of the DEVROOT environment variable
echo "DEVROOT is set to: $DEVROOT"
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| "parserOptions": { | ||
| "sourceType": "script", | ||
| "ecmaFeatures": { | ||
| "impliedStrict": true | ||
| }, | ||
| "ecmaVersion": 2020 | ||
| }, | ||
| "extends": [ "eslint:recommended", "plugin:node/recommended" ], | ||
| "env": { | ||
| "node": true, | ||
| "mocha": true, | ||
| "es2020": true | ||
| }, |
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Consider changing sourceType to "module".
The PR objective mentions refactoring to use ES modules. However, the sourceType is set to "script". To align with the PR's goal, consider changing it to "module".
Apply this change to line 3:
- "sourceType": "script",
+ "sourceType": "module",This change will enable proper linting for ES module syntax.
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| "eqeqeq": [ "error", "smart" ], | ||
| "func-call-spacing": [ "error", "never" ], | ||
| "handle-callback-err": "error", | ||
| "indent": [ "error", "IndentSpaces", { "MemberExpression": 1, "ArrayExpression": 1, "ObjectExpression": 1 } ], |
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Fix invalid indent rule option.
The indent rule is using "IndentSpaces" as an option, which is not valid. This will cause ESLint to throw an error.
Consider changing the indent rule to:
- "indent": [ "error", "IndentSpaces", { "MemberExpression": 1, "ArrayExpression": 1, "ObjectExpression": 1 } ],
+ "indent": [ "error", 4, { "MemberExpression": 1, "ArrayExpression": 1, "ObjectExpression": 1 } ],This sets indentation to 4 spaces, which is a common choice. Adjust the number if you prefer a different indentation level.
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| "indent": [ "error", 4, { "MemberExpression": 1, "ArrayExpression": 1, "ObjectExpression": 1 } ], |
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| .check((argv) => { | ||
| /** @type {string} */ | ||
| const dt = `${argv.date}` || ''; | ||
| if(dt) { | ||
| validateDate(dt, '--date'); | ||
| if(isFuture(dt)) { | ||
| throw new Error('--date cannot exceed current date'); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
| }) | ||
| .check(({ fromDate }) => { | ||
| if(fromDate) { | ||
| validateDate(fromDate, '--from-date'); | ||
| if(isFuture(fromDate)) { | ||
| .check((argv) => { | ||
| /** @type {string} */ | ||
| const dt = `${argv.fromDate}` || ''; | ||
| if(dt) { | ||
| validateDate(dt, '--from-date'); | ||
| if(isFuture(dt)) { | ||
| throw new Error('--from-date cannot exceed current date'); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
| }) | ||
| .check(({ toDate }) => { | ||
| if(toDate) { | ||
| validateDate(toDate, '--to-date'); | ||
| .check((argv) => { | ||
| /** @type {string} */ | ||
| const dt = `${argv.toDate}` || ''; | ||
| if(dt) { | ||
| validateDate(dt, '--to-date'); | ||
| } | ||
| return true; | ||
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Refactor Suggestion: Consolidate repetitive date validation checks
There are three separate .check functions for validating date, fromDate, and toDate, each following a similar pattern. This leads to code duplication.
Suggestion:
Create a helper function to validate date arguments:
const validateArgDate = (argName) => {
return (argv) => {
const dt = `${argv[argName]}` || '';
if(dt) {
validateDate(dt, `--${argName}`);
if(isFuture(dt)) {
throw new Error(`--${argName} cannot exceed current date`);
}
}
return true;
};
};
// Replace individual .check calls with:
.check(validateArgDate('date'))
.check(validateArgDate('fromDate'))
.check(validateArgDate('toDate'))This approach reduces redundancy and improves maintainability.
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| const devRoot = `${argv.devRoot}`; | ||
| return validatePath(devRoot); |
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Bug: Unnecessary string conversion of argv.devRoot
In the setOptions function, argv.devRoot is converted to a string using template literals. Since argv.devRoot is intended to be an array (as specified by type: 'array'), converting it to a string can cause issues when it is later used in validatePath, which expects an array.
Proposed fix:
Remove the string conversion to keep devRoot as an array:
.check(argv => {
- const devRoot = `${argv.devRoot}`;
+ const devRoot = argv.devRoot;
return validatePath(devRoot);
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| const devRoot = `${argv.devRoot}`; | |
| return validatePath(devRoot); | |
| const devRoot = argv.devRoot; | |
| return validatePath(devRoot); |
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| alias: 'r' | |||
| , describe: 'root folder of development environment (/c/blah/blah). Default is DEVROOT' | |||
| , type: 'array' | |||
| // eslint-disable-next-line no-process-env | |||
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Bug: 'devRoot' default value should be an array
The 'dev-root' option is defined with type: 'array', but the default value process.env.DEVROOT is likely a string. This can cause issues when argv.devRoot is treated as an array in subsequent code.
Proposed fix:
Set the default value as an array containing process.env.DEVROOT:
, 'dev-root': {
alias: 'r'
, describe: 'root folder of development environment (/c/blah/blah). Default is DEVROOT'
, type: 'array'
- , default: process.env.DEVROOT
+ , default: [process.env.DEVROOT]
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| alias: 'r' | |
| , describe: 'root folder of development environment (/c/blah/blah). Default is DEVROOT' | |
| , type: 'array' | |
| , default: [process.env.DEVROOT] | |
| } |
| const days = Number(_argv._[0]); | ||
| const _date = DateTime | ||
| .fromFormat(_argv._[0], options.allowedFormat) | ||
| .plus({ days: _argv._[0] }) | ||
| .format('MM/DD/YY'); | ||
| .fromFormat(days.toString(), options.allowedFormat) | ||
| .plus({ days }) | ||
| .toFormat('MM/DD/YY'); | ||
| _argv.date = _date; |
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Logical Error: Incorrect date calculation in the shortcut
The code attempts to parse days.toString() using options.allowedFormat, which is likely to fail since days is a number and may not match the date format. This results in an invalid date parsing.
Proposed fix:
Start with the current date and add days to it:
if(!_argv.date && !_argv.fromDate && !_argv.toDate && Number.isInteger(_argv._[0])) {
const days = Number(_argv._[0]);
const _date = DateTime
- .fromFormat(days.toString(), options.allowedFormat)
+ .now()
.plus({ days })
- .toFormat('MM/DD/YY');
+ .toFormat(options.allowedFormat);
_argv.date = _date;
}This change initializes the date from the current date and adds the specified number of days, then formats it using the allowed format.
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1-115: Consider updating ESLint configuration for modern JavaScript practicesWhile the current configuration is comprehensive, consider the following suggestions to further improve code quality and align with modern JavaScript practices:
- Add the
eslint-plugin-importplugin to better manage imports/exports.- Consider using
eslint-config-prettierto avoid conflicts with Prettier if you're using it for formatting.- Add rules for promises handling, such as
promise/catch-or-returnandpromise/always-return.- Include rules for async/await, like
no-async-promise-executorandrequire-await.- Consider adding TypeScript support if applicable to your project.
These suggestions can help catch more potential issues and enforce better coding practices across your project.
src/grefplus/cmdline.mjs (1)
48-49: LGTM with a minor suggestionThe changes to the
validateDatefunction are good:
- The parameter type 'string' is more accurate in TypeScript.
- The new 'msg' parameter allows for more flexible error messages.
However, there's a minor optimization opportunity:
Consider removing the
toString()call oncheckDatesince it's already defined as a string:- const parsed = DateTime.fromFormat(checkDate.toString(), options.allowedFormat); + const parsed = DateTime.fromFormat(checkDate, options.allowedFormat);This change would slightly improve performance and maintain type consistency.
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package.json (2)
30-30: Mocha dependency updated to ^10.7.3The
mochadevDependency has been updated from ^10.6.0 to ^10.7.3. This is a minor version update that likely includes bug fixes and improvements.To ensure compatibility, please run the test suite and verify that all tests pass with the new version of Mocha. You can use the following command:
#!/bin/bash # Run the test suite yarn test # Check if any tests failed if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then echo "All tests passed successfully with Mocha ^10.7.3" else echo "Some tests failed. Please review the test output above." fi
3-3: Significant version bump to 5.0.0-beta.0The package version has been updated from 4.0.0 to 5.0.0-beta.0, indicating a major version change and a shift to a beta release. This suggests significant changes or new features that may break backward compatibility.
Please ensure that:
- All breaking changes are documented.
- The CHANGELOG.md file (if it exists) is updated to reflect the changes in this new version.
- Any dependent projects are aware of this beta release and its potential instability.
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16-23: Excellent addition of theoverridessection for.mjsfiles!The new
overridessection is a great improvement to the ESLint configuration. Here's why:
- It allows for different parser options based on file extensions, which is crucial when mixing module systems.
- Setting
sourceType: 'module'for.mjsfiles is correct, as these are typically used for ES modules.- This change enables the project to support both CommonJS (default) and ES modules (for
.mjsfiles) without conflicts.- The rest of the ESLint configuration remains applicable to all files, ensuring consistent linting across the project.
This addition will help maintain code quality while supporting modern JavaScript practices.
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1-3: LGTM: Updated import statementsThe import statements have been correctly updated to use ES module syntax. The use of 'node:fs' for the built-in fs module is a good practice in Node.js.
35-35: LGTM: Fixed 'dev-root' default valueThe default value for the 'dev-root' option has been correctly changed to an array containing
process.env.DEVROOT. This addresses the previous issue where the default value didn't match the option's array type.
72-76: LGTM: Updated validatePath parameter typeThe
validatePathfunction's parameter type has been correctly updated tostring[], which aligns with the 'dev-root' option now being an array. The function logic appropriately handles multiple root paths.
111-130: LGTM: New validateArgDate functionThe new
validateArgDatefunction is an excellent addition:
- It consolidates repetitive date validation checks, addressing a previous code duplication issue.
- The implementation is correct and flexible, allowing for optional future date checks.
- It improves code maintainability by centralizing date argument validation logic.
This change effectively addresses the previous suggestion to refactor repetitive date validation checks.
175-178: LGTM: Simplified devRoot handlingThe simplification of the
devRootcheck is correct:
- It aligns with the earlier updates to make
devRootan array.- It correctly passes the entire
argv.devRootarray tovalidatePathwithout unnecessary conversion.This change improves code clarity and maintains consistency with the updated
devRoottype.
181-197: LGTM: Improved date handlingThe updates to date handling in
setOptionsare well-implemented:
- The use of
DateTimemethods for parsing improves consistency and reliability.- Setting
startOf('day')andendOf('day')ensures full day coverage for date ranges.- The changes maintain consistency with earlier updates to date handling.
These improvements enhance the precision and correctness of date-related operations in the function.
200-200: LGTM: Updated export statementThe export statement has been correctly updated to use ES module syntax:
export { options, setOptions };This change is consistent with the overall transition to ES modules and properly exports the required functions.
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LGTM with a minor correction needed
The updates to the setOptions function are good:
- The use of
validateArgDatefor date checks improves code maintainability. - The
folderNamescheck now correctly handles non-array cases.
However, there's a small issue to address:
There's a typo in one of the validateArgDate calls. The third call should be for 'toDate', not 'fromDate':
- .check(validateArgDate('fromDate', true))
+ .check(validateArgDate('toDate'))Please correct this to ensure proper validation of the 'toDate' argument.
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| const days = Number(_argv._[0]); | ||
| const _date = DateTime | ||
| .fromFormat(_argv._[0], options.allowedFormat) | ||
| .plus({ days: _argv._[0] }) | ||
| .format('MM/DD/YY'); | ||
| .fromFormat(days.toString(), options.allowedFormat) | ||
| .plus({ days }) | ||
| .toFormat('MM/DD/YY'); |
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Incorrect date calculation in shortcut
The changes to the date shortcut calculation don't fully address the previous issue:
- Attempting to parse
days.toString()as a date will fail because it's a number, not a valid date string. - The final date formatting uses 'MM/DD/YY', which doesn't match the
options.allowedFormat.
Here's a suggested fix:
const days = Number(_argv._[0]);
const _date = DateTime
.now()
.plus({ days })
.toFormat(options.allowedFormat);
_argv.date = _date;This change:
- Starts with the current date.
- Adds the specified number of days.
- Formats the result using the allowed format.
This approach ensures correct date calculation and consistent formatting.
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1-31: Suggestions for future improvementsWhile not directly related to the current change, here are some suggestions for future enhancements to the workflow:
Consider updating the branch name from "master" to "main" if your repository hasn't made this change yet. This aligns with current GitHub conventions.
You might want to upgrade to the Windows 2022 runner in the future for access to newer tools and better performance. The current line is:
runs-on: windows-2019It could be changed to:
runs-on: windows-2022The
NVM_HOMEenvironment variable doesn't seem necessary when usingactions/setup-node. You might be able to remove this line:NVM_HOME: "nvm"These suggestions are not urgent but could be considered in a future refactoring of the workflow.
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30-30: Excellent update to Yarn installation command!The change from
--frozen-lockfileto--immutableis a positive improvement. This new flag, introduced in Yarn 2+, provides stricter guarantees for dependency installation in CI environments. It ensures that the dependencies are installed exactly as specified in the lockfile, preventing any unexpected modifications and enhancing the reliability of your CI process.Benefits of this change include:
- Improved consistency across different environments
- Earlier detection of discrepancies between package.json and yarn.lock
- Alignment with current Yarn best practices for CI/CD pipelines
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Enable Corepack and Set Yarn Version:
- uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + uses: actions/setup-node@v4 + - run: corepack enable + - run: yarn set version stable
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Correct the Install Command Flag:
- - run: yarn install ---immutable + - run: yarn install --immutable
These adjustments will ensure that Yarn is properly installed and configured, and that the correct flags are used during dependency installation.
🔗 Analysis chain
Verify Yarn version and correct flag usage
The change from --frozen-lockfile to ---immutable suggests a migration from Yarn 1.x to Yarn 2+ (Berry). This is a good practice as it ensures more deterministic builds. However, there are two points to consider:
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The use of three dashes (
---) for theimmutableflag is unusual. Typically, long-form flags use two dashes (--). This might be a typo and should be corrected to--immutable. -
The workflow doesn't explicitly specify the Yarn version. To ensure consistency across different environments and prevent potential issues, it's recommended to pin the Yarn version.
Consider applying the following changes:
- Correct the flag:
- - run: yarn install ---immutable
+ - run: yarn install --immutable- Add a step to set up a specific Yarn version before the install step:
- uses: actions/setup-node@v4
with:
node-version: ${{ matrix.node-version }}
+ - run: corepack enable
+ - run: yarn set version stable
- run: yarn install --immutableTo confirm the correct Yarn version and available flags, you can run:
This will help verify the correct Yarn version is being used and the available flags for the install command.
🏁 Scripts executed
The following scripts were executed for the analysis:
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Check Yarn version and available flags
yarn --version
yarn install --help
Length of output: 182
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for Yarn installation or setup steps in the workflow file
grep -iE 'yarn install|yarn set version|actions/setup-node' .github/workflows/node.nix.js.yml
Length of output: 170
Script:
#!/bin/bash
# Search for Yarn setup steps in the workflow file
grep -iE 'corepack enable|yarn set version|yarn config|yarn init' .github/workflows/node.nix.js.yml
Length of output: 101
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