Update indirect dependencies in yarn.lock. `ruby rejuvenation.rb & yarn install`

rejuvenation.rb

#!/usr/bin/env ruby

# USAGE: `$> ruby rejuvenation.rb`

require 'json'

EXTRACT_DEPENDENCY_NAME = /"?(.+?)@.+?"?(?:,\s+|\Z)/.freeze
EXTRACT_DEPENDENCY_DETAILS = /(^((?!= ).*?):\n.*?(?:\n\n|\Z))/m.freeze

def direct_dependencies_names
  package_json = JSON.parse(File.open('package.json').read)
  direct_dependencies = package_json.fetch_values('dependencies', 'devDependencies', 'peerDependencies') { }
  direct_dependencies.compact.inject([]) { |memo, v| memo.concat(v.keys) }
end

@dependencies = direct_dependencies_names

yarn_lock_content = File.open('yarn.lock').read

File.open('yarn.lock', 'w') do |file|
  yarn_lock_content.scan(EXTRACT_DEPENDENCY_DETAILS).map do |dependency_block|
    direct_dep = @dependencies.include?(dependency_block[1].match(EXTRACT_DEPENDENCY_NAME).to_a[1])
    file.puts dependency_block[0] if direct_dep
  end
end

`yarn install`

Yarn Upgrade Indirect Dependencies.md

$> curl "https://gist.githubusercontent.com/pftg/fa8fe4ca2bb4638fbd19324376487f42/raw/f9056244c416d2f56d6d94290e5ecef5960abf66/rejuvenation.rb" | ruby

or

$> ruby rejuvenation.rb
$> yarn install

Yeah you are right. This script had been created before, yarn could upgrade indirect deps. So now it’s redundant even for
v1

@gordonmessmer thank you