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Thanks for this proposal. Please go ahead with it.

Node.js are removing corepack as of the next major release, so this will then break again if/when we upgrade major Node.js versions. Maybe by then it will matter less, but figured I'd bring it up.
Maybe a preferable solution would be to use nvm or volta?

Thank you for your feedback on the pull request. I understand that Node.js plans to remove corepack in a future major release, which could lead to compatibility issues once we upgrade to newer Node.js versions. Would you recommend moving forward with nvm or Volta for managing Yarn versions in the Dockerfile, how exactly I can contribute can you please explain in detail ?

Hi @benjagm, @Relequestual, and @Adi-204,
I'd like to work on this issue if it's still available. Could you please let me know if I can take it up?

heyy @Relequestual can i work on this issue??

heyy @Relequestual can i work on this issue??

Thanks for your interest, but the issue is already assigned.

I encountered an issue while attempting to install Volta in the project. The error message was as follows:

main: line 228: /root/.volta/bin/volta: cannot execute: required file not found
This suggests that the Volta binary is not correctly installed or accessible in the Docker environment, likely due to incompatibilities between the environment and the Volta installation script.

After researching the issue, I found a potential solution:
Volta may not fully support Alpine Linux due to its use of musl libc. A recommended workaround is to switch to a glibc-based base image, such as node:20-slim, instead of node:20-alpine. While this increases the image size, it improves compatibility with tools like Volta.

This solution is working perfectly fine on Windows. Should I proceed with raising a PR for this change, or do we need to explore alternative solutions?

Looking forward to your guidance.

@Adi-204 I'm also getting error while setup the project using docker. I'm currently at linux Ubuntu , if you can solve this problem that will be really great as you are already assigned to this issue
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@AQIB-NAWAB I raise the PR #1204 you can see that I added 1 line dockerfile related to corepack-enable and then run below 3 commands -
docker build -t app .
docker run --rm -it -v "${PWD}:/app" app sh -c "yarn install"
docker run --rm -it -v "${PWD}:/app" -p 3000:3000 app

If you are trying to build using make command I don't have much idea because I am on windows. You can maybe add corepack in dockerfile and then run above 3 commands for now we will soon replace corepack with Volta.

Node.js are removing corepack as of the next major release, so this will then break again if/when we upgrade major Node.js versions. Maybe by then it will matter less, but figured I'd bring it up. Maybe a preferable solution would be to use nvm or volta?

Please checkout this thread we had a discussion earlier:
https://json-schema.slack.com/archives/C8C4UBXDF/p1723977903364329?thread_ts=1723039141.930599&cid=C8C4UBXDF

Corepack is being removed from Node.js but will be maintained separately. Once all of the above is complete, Corepack will be removed from the Node.js distribution starting with the next major release. Users who wish to continue using Corepack can do so by following the instructions available on the Node.js download page or in Corepack's documentation. This change will reduce the maintenance burden on the Node.js project and allow Corepack to evolve independently.

Corepack will be still available just it get removed from node js default and corepack will be maintain separately.

So what is the next plan should we move towards Volta or my earlier PR #1204 can be merged or any changes in PR can you please review and provide feedback.

@AQIB-NAWAB I raise the PR #1204 you can see that I added 1 line dockerfile related to corepack-enable and then run below 3 commands - docker build -t app . docker run --rm -it -v "${PWD}:/app" app sh -c "yarn install" docker run --rm -it -v "${PWD}:/app" -p 3000:3000 app

If you are trying to build using make command I don't have much idea because I am on windows. You can maybe add corepack in dockerfile and then run above 3 commands for now we will soon replace corepack with Volta.

okk i'll try to resolve the it

@Adi-204 can i work on it?

https://json-schema.slack.com/archives/C8C4UBXDF/p1735458678484549?thread_ts=1735456330.251609&cid=C8C4UBXDF

If you still want to solve raise PR and mention it. They might approve if your solution feels right.

@DhairyaMajmudar Could you assign me this issue ? as me and @Adi-204 alredy discussed (reference :https://json-schema.slack.com/archives/C8C4UBXDF/p1735456330251609)

@Relequestual I've tested the changes thoroughly on both Windows and Linux environments and confirmed everything is working as expected without corepack. Please review when you have a chance, and I'm happy to make any adjustments if needed. Thanks!