In this case, it was a new version that introduced the breakage, not changed artifact for an existing version. But this wasn't something that happened in OP case was it? A particular version of a particular package being removed or changed in repo?) (It looks to me like "yarn zero" is primarily intended to let you install without a reliable network and/or faster and/or reduce the size of your deployment artifacts but, true, it also gives you defense against a package-version being removed or maliciously changed in the npm repo true. Even without "zero installs", yarn all by itself with a yarn.lock already ensures the same versions as in the yarn.lock will be installed - which will still be a reproducible build as long as a given version hasn't changed in the npm repo. I don't understand how it applies to the OP problem.
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Users don't need administrator access just to install a word-processor.With dependency handling and automatic updates.Create one package that works everywhere.It supports both binary and source packages. Other features include full support for shared libraries (with a SAT solver for dependency resolution), sharing between users, and integration with native platform package managers.
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