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move to pnpm #898

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@vlkerag vlkerag commented Jan 19, 2024

What does this change?

move from yarn to pnpm, ArtiomTr is preventing a move to a pnpm version >= 7: ArtiomTr/jest-coverage-report-action#406

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pnpm is faster than yarn

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I think you can use corepack which will enable PNPM without requiring consumer to install it directly, and use the packageManager to get a consistent version installed over time.

Here’s some example PRs moving to pnpm:

And an ongoing discussion about moving to PNPM: guardian/csnx#445

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