fix(repo): run turbo via yarn exec for root scripts#911
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Root build and test scripts invoked `turbo` as a bare binary, which only works when `node_modules/.bin` is on the shell PATH. Cursor's agent sandbox (and similar restricted runners) often use a minimal PATH without that directory, producing "command not found: turbo" even though turbo is installed. Use `yarn exec turbo` so Yarn resolves and runs the workspace dependency without relying on PATH. Made-with: Cursor
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Root build and test scripts invoked
turboas a bare binary, which only works whennode_modules/.binis on the shell PATH.Cursor's agent sandbox (and similar restricted runners) often use a minimal PATH without that directory, producing "command not found: turbo" even though turbo is installed.
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yarn exec turboso Yarn resolves and runs the workspace dependency without relying on PATH.Note
Low Risk
Low risk: only adjusts root
package.jsonscripts to invoke Turbo via Yarn, affecting how builds/tests are launched but not application/runtime logic.Overview
Switches root scripts to run Turbo via Yarn resolution instead of relying on the
turbobinary being onPATH.Updates
build,test:dev, andtest:dev:quietto useyarn exec turbo run ..., improving compatibility in environments with restrictedPATHsettings (e.g., CI/sandboxes).Written by Cursor Bugbot for commit c21c392. This will update automatically on new commits. Configure here.