build: don't put .node_modules/bin on the path #18181
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Since Yarn 0.25 (yarnpkg/yarn#3310), Yarn transitively symlinks binaries into node_modules/.bin. (Previously, it would only sync top-level binaries--i.e., binaries that we directly depend on.) The new behavior results in adding all sorts of junk to the path--notably, a JavaScript which reimplementation that shadows the system-provided which. Ew. Avoid putting node_modules/.bin on the PATH by using full paths to the binaries within, or using `yarn run` if within pkg/ui.
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Since Yarn 0.25 (yarnpkg/yarn#3310), Yarn transitively symlinks binaries
into node_modules/.bin. (Previously, it would only sync top-level
binaries--i.e., binaries that we directly depend on.) The new behavior
results in adding all sorts of junk to the path--notably, a JavaScript
which reimplementation that shadows the system-provided which. Ew.
Avoid putting node_modules/.bin on the PATH by using full paths to the
binaries within, or using
yarn runif within pkg/ui.