Update fs-extra in scaffolder-backend

[jrusso1020]

Hey, I just made a Pull Request!

Update fs-extra to 10.0.0 to better handle broken symbolic links.
The only breaking changes in the major version upgrade should be
this and the requirement of node v12 or higher which backstage
also requires.

fixes #6456

Signed-off-by: jrusso1020 jrusso@brex.com

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[benjdlambert]

Hmmm - really don't want to do this as this was rolled back because of #6416

Can you try and do yarn workspace @backstate/plugin-catalog add fetch with this change applied and see if it works?

[benjdlambert]

Knew it was only a matter of time before something caught us out like this. The latest version does depend on 10.x that's published to npm FYI.

[benjdlambert]

Just tried it, looks like it works with this so happy for this to go through.

[jrusso1020]

Thanks @benjdlambert !

[jrusso1020]

@benjdlambert I think yarn workspace @backstate/plugin-catalog add fetch works still with this change because I only updated the scaffolder plugin, whereas there is an issue in the catalog plugin? But that's just a thought

[benjdlambert]

Hmm not sure. Does it work if you change the target to be the scaffolder backend? I think it's more to do with nested dependencies and yarn getting confused with hoisting or something. Not really sure, really unintuitive error message and a real pain in the ass to debug.