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Add info about setting Yarn in development #30021

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Add info about setting Yarn in development
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Expand Up @@ -93,7 +93,13 @@ To set up **MacOS** for native development, complete the following steps:
- Use a Ruby version manager to install the specified version from `.ruby-version`
- Run `brew install postgresql@14 redis imagemagick libidn` to install required dependencies
- Navigate to Mastodon's root directory and run `brew install nvm` then `nvm use` to use the version from `.nvmrc`
- Ensure Yarn isn't set globally with a package manager like `asdf`, i.e. remove yarn from `~/.tool-versions`
- This is necessary because the `asdf` Yarn plugin will mess with `corepack`, forcing it to download new Yarn into the
`.yarn/releases` folder
- Run `npm install -g yarn --force` to ensure Yarn is installed globally
- Run `corepack enable && corepack prepare`
- Run `bundle install`
- Run `yarn install`
- Run `bundle exec rails db:setup` (optionally prepend `RAILS_ENV=development` to target the dev environment)
- Finally, run `bin/dev` which will launch the local services via `overmind` (if installed) or `foreman`

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