I’m gonna pull the trigger and do this on a project I’m currently working on by myself (lest anyone respond to my next sentence by calling me coward) but here’s

I’m gonna pull the trigger and do this on a project I’m currently working on by myself (lest anyone respond to my next sentence by calling me coward) but here’s my concern: I don’t check in node_modules for two reasons: 1- It can be fully regenerated (at the cost of time) from a lockfile. 2 - It’s huge, and large git repos are tough to work with (and can get you a nastygram from github if you’re on a free plan). Last time I tried yarn 2’s “zero installs mode”, the gist seemed to be “no more node_modules! Just check in this .yarn folder! Yes it’s technically the same thing, but we’ve always wanted to check in our deps and now we’re giving ourselves permission!” The .pnpthing file and .yarn (the parts that weren’t gitignored) added up to like, 40MB. That’s 100x larger than the rest of my project. Am I missing something here? Is this any better than just checking in node_modules? (Which would also technically get you a “zero installs mode”)