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Thanks for opening this. It's a good practice to commit lock files to repos. This is useful for being explicit about the dependencies that are used in a project. Most package managers recommend keeping them in SVC:
About your problem, it's really rare to see conflicts in the yarn.lock unless you're installing some other dependencies on your branch. Try deleting the lock file, then running |
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it'd be great if you added yarn.lock to .gitignore... when i try to use git pull after using yarn install it fails and throws error related to conflicting changes and merge requests...
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