In the install.sh file, if yarn is not installed (ie: not part of sources /) the batch file adds it with the command
echo "deb https://dl.yarnpkg.com/debian/ stable main" | sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/yarn.list
But it does not actually try to install it. So the command under it will fail because only adding the package to the sources will
not actually install it.
yarn --version 2>/dev/null && yarn --help | grep checksums >/dev/null # Check it worked (will error if not)
Need to add something like
apt-get install -Y yarn
to the install.sh file to ensure it gets properly upgraded!
In the install.sh file, if yarn is not installed (ie: not part of sources /) the batch file adds it with the command
But it does not actually try to install it. So the command under it will fail because only adding the package to the sources will
not actually install it.
Need to add something like
apt-get install -Y yarn
to the install.sh file to ensure it gets properly upgraded!