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> used properly That phrase is frequently way more load-bearing than it should be. Is pnpm's default behavior the correct one? (yarn user here, but open to s
by chuckadams 1y ago
> used properly
That phrase is frequently way more load-bearing than it should be. Is pnpm's default behavior the correct one? (yarn user here, but open to switching)
- chrisweekly 1y agoYes. No tool can prevent all footguns, but standard / idiomatic / out-of-the-box pnpm usage beats even expert use of npm or yarn. It's different, and better.