fix: throw explicit error when all semver-matching versions are quarantined#7056
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What's the problem this PR addresses?
When using
npmMinimalAgeGateornpmPreapprovedPackages, if a semver range matches existing versions but all of them are quarantined, Yarn would silently return no candidates and throw a generic "No candidates found" error.Closes #7041.
How did you fix it?
In
NpmSemverResolver.getCandidates, split the filtering into two steps:If step 1 yields results but step 2 yields none, throw an explicit
ReportErrorwith the messageAll versions satisfying "<range>" are quarantined, similar to the existing behavior inNpmTagResolver.Updated the affected integration tests in
npmMinimalAgeGate.test.tsto reflect the new error message.Checklist