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bitbucket-pipelines throws bash: yarn: command not found

Jorge Pausa
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April 11, 2022

 

We are using docker node image node:16.14-alpine3.14. The description says it contains yarn installed. But when we run the pipelines we get the following error

 

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Caroline R
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April 12, 2022

Hi, @Jorge Pausa, welcome to the community! 

I tested this on my side and, when using the image you shared with us (node:16.14-alpine3.14), I was able to run the yarn install without errors. Could you please confirm if this is the image you have run in your pipelines? 

In case you are using this image, you can also run the following commands to install it: 

- apk update
- apk add yarn
- yarn install

Please let me know how it goes and feel free to share any additional information regarding this case.

Kind regards, 
Caroline 

Jorge Pausa
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April 13, 2022

Hello Caroline! Thank you for your answer. I realized that I was using another image for these steps. I replace it for the right one and it worked. Sorry for the confusion.

Caroline R
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April 13, 2022

Hi, Jorge! Thanks for the information, I'm glad to know everything is working now. 

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