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You have .yarn/cache full of .tar.gz files. I do think yarn 2/3 has some way to specially cater to easily editing your npm packages.
by devinrhode2 5y ago
You have .yarn/cache full of .tar.gz files.
I do think yarn 2/3 has some way to specially cater to easily editing your npm packages.
- rslabbert 5y agoThis is vscode specific, but yarn suggests a zipfs extension which lets you explore the packages in exactly the same way you would with node_modules (with the added benefit of not having a massive file tree being expanded).
- toastal 5y agoToo bad it's not at $XDG_CACHE_HOME/yarn. NPM recently shot that down.