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I regularly use theyarn patch command to quickly fix an issue in one of the dependencies. Often, after a few days, the issue gets fixed upstream, and I want to remove the patch and upgrade to the last version.
I usually manually edit the resolution field and delete the patch from .yarn/patch. I then need to run yarn install with --no-immutable option. Is it proper to do this, or am I missing something?
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I regularly use the
yarn patchcommand to quickly fix an issue in one of the dependencies. Often, after a few days, the issue gets fixed upstream, and I want to remove the patch and upgrade to the last version.I usually manually edit the
resolutionfield and delete the patch from.yarn/patch. I then need to runyarn installwith--no-immutableoption. Is it proper to do this, or am I missing something?Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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