install dependencies directly, if lockfile present (without user input)

[manuel3108]

Topic

core

Description

As discussed in #307, if we detect that a lockfile is present (like pnpm-lock.yaml or similar), we can safely assume that's the package manager the user is using. Therefore we should skip asking the user which package manager he wants to use.

If we however cannot safely detect a lockfile, we should ask the user which package manager he would like to use. This is how it is implemented now. This will probably mainly be used after creating new projects.

Describe the solution you'd like

Don't forget to think about monorepos and recursively checking the file path for a lockfile!