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> after we saw what happened to yarn What happened with yarn? As a very casual user of it, it seems to work well and have pushed npm to innovate a bit when it
by greymalik 7y ago
> after we saw what happened to yarn
What happened with yarn? As a very casual user of it, it seems to work well and have pushed npm to innovate a bit when it was stagnating. But I haven’t followed it lately. Were there technical issues or political drama?
- cfv 7y agoYarn's new version does a bunch of weird, complex to reason about stuff that's closer to a bundler than it is to a module manager: https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/6953 https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/issues/6953
- kall 7y agoAnd I think no facebook employees had a significant role in that v2.
- chatmasta 7y agoYou can use the node-modules linker and then it’s exactly like yarn 1 except faster.
- halkcyon 7y ago> "weird, complex" I mean, zip files are hardly complex. PnP is a breath of fresh air and lets you commit packages "safely" to your SCM without LFS. NPM has been experimenting in v7 with similar ideas. I'm personally quite fond of "zero-install" setup to a repo.