Force Pull Git

git fetch --all
git reset --hard origin/<branch-name>
git pull origin <branch-name>

### Explanation:
1. `git fetch –all` – Fetches all branches from the remote repository without merging them.
2. `git reset –hard origin/` – Resets the local branch to match the remote branch exactly, discarding all local changes.
3. `git pull origin ` – Pulls the latest changes to ensure everything is up to date.

#### ⚠ Caution:
– This will **delete any local changes** that are not committed. If you need to keep your changes, consider **stashing** them first with:

git stash

And later, you can apply them back with:

git stash pop

Would you like to force pull while keeping some local changes?

### 🔧 **Fix: Use a Compatible Node.js Version**
Since you're using **Yarn**, you can fix this by switching to a compatible Node.js version.

#### **Option 1: Use NVM (Recommended)**
If you have **Node Version Manager (NVM)** installed, you can switch Node versions easily:

nvm install 22
nvm use 22

Or if you prefer Node 20:

nvm install 20
nvm use 20

To make this change permanent:

nvm alias default 22

#### **Option 2: Use `volta` (Alternative)**
If you prefer **Volta** (another Node version manager):

volta install node@22

#### **Option 3: Manually Install Node.js**
If you don't have **NVM/Volta**, manually install **Node.js 22.x or 20.x** from:

👉 [Node.js Official Downloads](https://nodejs.org/en/download)

After installing, verify the version:

node -v

#### **Retry Installing Dependencies**
After switching to a compatible Node.js version, run:

yarn install

That should resolve the issue! 🚀