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It's time to move on from yarn 1, imo. Not that I contribute enough to care, but it was frustrating to use yarn while setting my local repo up again.
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Hrm... This also needs corresponding PRs to the deb package generation as well. As is this is incomplete and not mergable I think |
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Fwiw I have 0 reasons not to change from yarn. Don't think npm is much better though, both are shitty (or at least were historically). What made you go for pnpm? |
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It's time to move on from yarn 1.
Not that I contribute enough to care much, but it was frustrating to use yarn while setting my local repo up again. Happy to go back to npm / upgrade to a newer version of yarn too.