Use yaml package instead of @yarnpkg/parsers to manipulate yaml#36
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yaml package instead of @yarnpkg/parsers' to manipulate yamlyaml package instead of @yarnpkg/parsers to manipulate yaml
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It seems like the bundle file is not minified. Could you please check? (Unlike yarn build, test creates a non-minified bundle.)
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This PR replaces the use of
@yarnpkg/parserswith theyamlpackage when manipulating.yarnrc.yml.@yarnpkg/parsersinternally relies onjs-yaml, which strips all comments during parsing and serialization. By switching toyaml, we preserve comments and ensure safer, non-destructive updates to the config file.