Yarn install command error No such file or directory install

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I am installing sylius bundle and while install sylius I need to run yarn install So While i run command   yarn install   I get error      ERROR   Errno 2  No such file or directory   install

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I had the same issue on Ubuntu 18 04  This was what worked for me    I removed cmdtest and yarn  sudo apt remove cmdtest  sudo apt remove yarn   Install yarn globally using npm  sudo npm install -g yarn

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I had the same issue on Ubuntu 17 04  This solution worked for me  sudo apt remove cmdtest sudo apt remove yarn curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install yarn -y  then yarn install  result  yarn install v1 3 2 warning You are using Node  quot 6 0 0 quot  which is not supported and may encounter bugs or unexpected behaviour  Yarn supports the following server range   quot  4 8 0     5 7 0     6 2 2     gt  8 0 0 quot  info No lockfile found   1 4  Resolving packages     2 4  Fetching packages     3 4  Linking dependencies     4 4  Building fresh packages     info Lockfile not saved  no dependencies  Done in 0 20s   Hope that it will help you

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Just copy and paste this code one after on your terminal It worked perfectly well for me  sudo apt remove cmdtest sudo apt remove yarn curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install yarn -y

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Run  source    profile   and try again

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Tried above steps  didn t work on Ubuntu 20  For Ubuntu 20  remove the cmdtest and yarn like suggested above  Install yarn with below commands  curl -sL https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add -  echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list  sudo apt update  amp  amp  sudo apt install yarn

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sudo npm install -g yarnpkg npm WARN deprecated yarnpkg 0 15 1  Please use the  yarn  package instead of  yarnpkg    so this works for me     sudo npm install -g yarn

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The following steps worked on Pop  OS 20 10  amp  ubuntu 20 04  sudo apt remove cmdtest sudo apt remove yarn curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install yarn -y yarn install

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I believe all relevant solutions have been provided but here is a subtle situatuion  know that if you don t close and open your terminal again you will not see the effect  Close your terminal and open then type in your terminal yarn --version Cheers

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Also had this issue  windows   the fix was a complete closure of all terminal instances  then retry

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With kudos to all the answers that correctly suggest removing the Ubuntu yarn package and installing Yarn through NPM  here is a detailed answer with explanation  and  be warned  opinions   The reason for the No such file or directory error from yarn install is that you are not using the  quot correct quot  Yarn  the software you get when you install yarn using the Ubuntu software sources is the  quot yarn quot  scenario testing tool from the cmdtest blackbox testing suite  This is likely not what you meant as Yarn is also a popular development lifecycle tool for Javascript application  similar to Make  Maven and friends   The Javascript Yarn tool is not available from Ubuntu software sources but can be installed by NPM  which is another development lifecycle tool that Yarn aims to replace - so that s awkward      To make Yarn available in Ubuntu  start by removing cmdtest and its tools    sudo apt purge cmdtest  Then make sure NPM is installed    sudo apt install npm  Then use NPM to install Yarn    npm install -g yarn  Note  using npm install -g will install a Javascript package for your current user account  which should be fine for most purposes  If you want to install Yarn for all users  you can use sudo for the NPM command  but that is not recommended  NPM packages are rarely audited for security in the context of a multi-user operating system and installing some packages might even break when installing them as  quot root quot   NPM used to warn against running it with sudo and the main reason it is not doing so today is that it annoys people that use sandboxed  quot root-like quot  environments  such as Docker  for building and deploying Javascript applications for single-user servers

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TL DR    Run these commands  Tested on Ubuntu 17 04  amp  above  curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list sudo apt-get update  amp  amp  sudo apt-get install yarn   Additional Notes  Check out this official documentation guide for installing yarn on other Ubuntu versions  amp  to take care of additional cmdtest errors  https   yarnpkg com lang en docs install  debian-stable If you don t have curl installed you can install it using sudo apt install curl

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Installing Yarn for Ubuntu 16 04  not sure if this will be the same as 14 04 as it s slightly different than zappee s answer for 17 04   curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list curl -sL https   deb nodesource com setup 9 x   sudo -E bash - apt-get update apt-get install nodejs apt-get install yarn   Then from wherever you installed your sylius project   var www mysite   yarn install yarn run gulp

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Note  This solution works well on Ubuntu 16 04  Ubuntu 17 04 and Ubuntu 18 04   Try to remove the existing cmdtest and yarn  which is the module of legacy black box command line tool of  nix systems      sudo apt remove cmdtest sudo apt remove yarn   Install it simple via npm   npm install -g yarn   OR   sudo npm install -g yarn   Now yarn is installed  Run your command    yarn install sylius   I hope this will work  Cheers   Edit   Do remember to re-open the terminal for changes to take effect

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this worked for me  sudo yarn install

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For Ubuntu 18 04 4 LTS I just followed the official instructions  https   classic yarnpkg com en docs install debian-stable  curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add - echo  deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list  sudo apt update  amp  amp  sudo apt install yarn   No need to do   sudo apt remove cmdtest   That is only necessary on Ubuntu 17 04   I think   I hope it helps

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My solution was curl -sS https   dl yarnpkg com debian pubkey gpg   sudo apt-key add -  echo  quot deb https   dl yarnpkg com debian  stable main quot    sudo tee  etc apt sources list d yarn list  sudo apt-get update  amp  amp  sudo apt-get install yarn

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