Bud Not Found Error

1. **Check if Bud is Installed:**
Make sure that Bud is installed in your project. You can check your `package.json` file to see if Bud is listed as a dependency.

2. **Install Bud:**
If Bud is not listed, you can install it by running the following command in your project's root directory (not in the Docker container):

yarn add @roots/bud

3. **Dockerfile Adjustments:**
Ensure that your Dockerfile includes the necessary steps to install Node.js packages. You might need to run the following in your Dockerfile:

RUN yarn install

4. **Use the Correct Container:**
Make sure you are running the command in the correct container. If Bud is installed in a different container (like a Node.js container), you might need to run `yarn run build` there instead of in the PHP container.

5. **Access the Shell in the Container:**
If you're not sure where Bud is installed, you can access the shell of your PHP container to inspect the installed packages:

docker exec -it <your-php-container-name> /bin/sh

Then you can run `yarn list –depth=0` to see the installed packages.

6. **Check the Path:**
If Bud is installed but still not found, make sure that the installation path for Node.js binaries is included in the PATH environment variable of your container.

Once you've verified and addressed these points, try running the `yarn run build` command again. If you encounter further issues, please share your Dockerfile and `package.json` configuration for additional assistance.

1. **Remove the Lockfile and Reinstall:**
You can try deleting the `yarn.lock` file and then reinstalling your packages. Run the following commands in your project directory:

rm yarn.lock
   yarn install

2. **Check for Dependency Issues:**
After running the above commands, check if there are any errors or warnings regarding dependencies. This will regenerate the `yarn.lock` file based on your `package.json`.

3. **Install Specific Version (if necessary):**
If you want to ensure you're using a specific version of `caniuse-lite`, you can explicitly add it:

yarn add caniuse-lite@<desired-version>

Replace “ with the version you want to use.

4. **Update Yarn:**
Make sure you’re using the latest version of Yarn, as updates can resolve certain issues:

npm install -g yarn

5. **Check Package Versions:**
Sometimes, conflicting versions of packages can cause issues. Run the following command to check for any outdated packages:

yarn outdated

6. **Install Bud Again:**
After resolving the lockfile issue, you can proceed to install Bud again if needed:

yarn add @roots/bud

7. **Review Changes in `package.json`:**
After making changes, review your `package.json` and `yarn.lock` files to ensure they reflect the desired package versions.

After completing these steps, try running your build command again (`yarn run build`). If the warning persists or you encounter other issues, please share any additional output or messages you receive.