Works seamlessly with Yarn workspaces, zero-installs, and PnP.

If you use Node.js 16.10+, you can enable Corepack, which manages Yarn versions automatically.

If your goal was to change the itself (which is common for "setting versions" within a project), use the yarn set version command. To use the latest stable version (Berry/4.x): yarn set version berry Use code with caution. To use a specific version: yarn set version 3.6.4 Use code with caution.

Not available in classic Yarn 1.x. Migrating a large project to Yarn Berry is non-trivial.

Here is the report on how to handle Node versioning in Yarn, split by the two major versions of Yarn (Modern v2+ vs. Classic v1).

"engines": "node": ">=18.0.0"

In modern Yarn versions (identified by yarn --version showing 2.0.0 or higher), the standard way to enforce a specific Node version is via the yarn set command, but targeting the .