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The Node.js site says that Corepack is experimental: https://nodejs.org/api/corepack.html. Do you know if there's a risk of breaking changes that could cause issues, or a timeline for a stable release? The readme should probably also have non-Corepack instructions for people using older Node.js versions.

Do you know if there's a risk of breaking changes that could cause issues

If Node.js removes corepack, most developers on yarn will ideally switch to installing it globally using npm install -g corepack, and it'll work in the same way.

a timeline for a stable release?

No one knows. We've been trying to push since May'22 in nodejs/corepack#104, but Node.js TSC is not able to arrive at a decision.

The readme should probably also have non-Corepack instructions for people using older Node.js versions.

Corepack is available in all Node.js versions supported by jscodeshift. And these instructions are for contributors of jscodeshift, and not users.

Sounds good to me! Thank you.

@trivikr We should probably add an SHA hash as documented in the Corepack readme: https://github.com/nodejs/corepack?tab=readme-ov-file#when-authoring-packages to reduce the risk of supply chain attacks (having said that, I've been doing the Yarn 1.x packaging, and I trust myself 😛)

We should probably add an SHA hash as documented in the Corepack readme: https://github.com/nodejs/corepack?tab=readme-ov-file#when-authoring-packages

PR to add sha #602