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fix: run global yoke, install it when missing - #8
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What
/prruns the globalyokeand installs@makerx/yokeglobally when it is missing, then retries. The README installs yoke globally again and restoresyoke sync --user.Why
npx yokeignores global installs and, without a TTY, silently downloads the unrelatedyokepackage from npm when the repo has not installed yoke.How
A repo devDependency never puts
yokeon PATH, so the global install is the one path for both repos that declare yoke and repos that do not.