I just moved our ~50 repos + 4 highly complex applications to Yarn 3. It works well, with a few gotchas - - In practice, using PnP and removing node_module cre

I just moved our ~50 repos + 4 highly complex applications to Yarn 3. It works well, with a few gotchas - - In practice, using PnP and removing node_module creates more problems than it solves. Disk storage is cheap, so we use Yarn with "nodeLinker: node-modules" - Some "core" functionality like "yarn outdated" and "yarn install --production" is no longer available by default, and you need external plugins to mimic it - Custom pre/post hooks in package.json are not supported. So if you have "prestart" or "postrelease", that will no longer run automatically. But overall, it works well. We chose Yarn over NPM because we often use its "resolutions" feature that NPM has not yet implemented.