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But isn't that nearly defeating the entire point of the newer versions? They basically tried to go around the entire ecosystem, and having to not use the main f

But isn't that nearly defeating the entire point of the newer versions? They basically tried to go around the entire ecosystem, and having to not use the main feature that drove the development of yarn berry just seems like proof that it was a mistake.

acemarke 3y ago
There's other improvements too. Anecdotally I've seen Yarn 2+ install faster than Yarn 1. The UI output is more informative. The workspace behavior has been pretty solid. The "install Yarn 1 globally, Yarn 2+ per-repo" bootstrapping behavior is a bit quirky, but it does make it nice that everyone using the repo is using the same Yarn version for actual execution. I like the _idea_ of PnP conceptually, but my experience was that there's too many other tools that depend on having `node_modules` on disk for things to work out okay.