My experiences with Bun so far have been excellent. Its package manager and bundler in particular are extremely fast and pleasant to use. Not needing to care ab

My experiences with Bun so far have been excellent. Its package manager and bundler in particular are extremely fast and pleasant to use. Not needing to care about transpilation or using ts-node for development is also wonderful. For all the tools I cared about, compatibility has been well documented. I would have trusted it in production before 1.0 and moreso now. Unfortunately, I cannot use it for most projects right now. I package my applications with Nix for deployment and Nix and bundling JS dependencies is mostly not a great story right now. buildNpmPackage works just fine most of the time, but requires that I use npm to bundle my dependencies. Of course, this is no fault of Bun whatsover. Bun can emit a yarn.lock that is compatible with Yarn 1. If it could also emit a package-lock.json that might unblock my use case. The more ideal solution would be to build an equivalent of buildNpmPackage that deals directly with Bun, but I'm afraid the effort would not be worth it right now.