Yarn 3.1 🎃👻 Corepack, ESM, pnpm, Optional Packages ...
Yarn 3.1 🎃👻 Corepack, ESM, pnpm, Optional Packages ... Welcome to the release notes for Yarn 3.1! We're quite excited by this release, as it brings various improvements that we've all been looking forward to. Let's dig into that! As always, keep in mind those are only the highlights, the full changelog is much more comprehensive. And if you just happen to love reading our release posts, here are
Yarn 1 vs Yarn 2 vs NPM
At Infinite Red, we’ve been using Yarn for several years now — virtually since it was released. We even released an NPM vs Yarn cheat sheet that has been downloaded thousands of times! Recently, Yarn 2 was announced, with PNP (plug ’n’ play) support, constraints, and many other improvements. The announcement brought about some controversy in the community due to how some of the technical decisions
Introducing Yarn 2 ! 🧶🌟
Hi everyone! After exactly 365 days of very intensive development, I'm extremely happy to unveil the first stable release of Yarn 2. In this post I will explain what this release will mean for our community. Buckle up! If you're interested to know more about what will happen to Yarn 1, keep reading as we detail our plans later down this post: Future Plans. If you just want to start right now with
Yarn's Future - v2 and beyond · Issue #6953 · yarnpkg/yarn
Hi everyone, When the Yarn project started back in 2016, our landscape was very different from what it is now. Package locking was far from being a first class citizen in the Javascript ecosystem, and the time needed to run an install was ... well, it was what it was. Yarn's release shook the status quo and started a movement that ended up being beneficial to everyone, other package managers inclu
pnpm vs Yarn: monorepo node_modules – pnpm – Medium
Both pnpm (as of v2.17) and Yarn (as of v1.12) support fast, concurrent installations in monorepos. However, there is a big difference between how they store dependencies in monorepos. Yarn tries to hoist all dependencies from all workspace packages into the root node_modules of the monorepo, which means that packages have access to dependencies of other packages in the workspace. This is describe
To Yarn and Back (to npm) Again | Mixmax
Last year, we decided to move all of our JavaScript projects from npm to Yarn. We did so for two primary reasons: yarn install was 20x faster than npm install. npm install was taking upward of 20 minutes in many of our larger projects. Yarn's dependency locking was singificantly more reliable than npm's. Check out last year's blog post (linked above) for more details. 13 months with Yarn Yarn solv
Yarn Plug'n'Play: Getting rid of node_modules by arcanis · Pull Request #101 · yarnpkg/rfcs · GitHub
This PR is locked to prevent sending notifications to people who are only interested in the high-level design. For any technical issue, please direct your questions to the Yarn repository. Note: This PR's discussions should be focused on the high-level design. A separate PR has been opened on the code repository to discuss the implementation details. A pdf has been generated and made available her
Yarn import now uses package-lock.json
For Yarn 2+ docs and migration guide, see yarnpkg.com. Posted Jun 4, 2018 by Aram Drevekenin For a while now, the JavaScript ecosystem is a host to a few different dependency lock file formats, including yarn’s yarn.lock and npm’s package-lock.json. We are quite excited to announce that as of 1.7.0 yarn is able to import its dependency tree from npm’s package-lock.json natively, without external t
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For Yarn 2+ docs and migration guide, see yarnpkg.com. Yarn supports selective version resolutions, which lets you define custom package versions or ranges inside your dependencies through the resolutions field in your package.json file. Normally, this would require manual edits in the yarn.lock file. See the Selective Versions Resolutions RFC for the full spec. Why would you want to do this? You
Announcing Yarn 1.0
Today, we are excited to announce the 1.0 release of the Yarn JavaScript package manager, a major step for the project. In the 11 months since its initial release, Yarn has generated a large following. Currently, there are more than 175,000 projects on GitHub with a yarn.lock file in their root directory. In use by many large and small companies, and across the open source community, Yarn is now r
Let's Dev: A Package Manager
For Yarn 2+ docs and migration guide, see yarnpkg.com. Posted Jul 11, 2017 by Maël Nison Hello everyone! Today, we’re gonna write a new package manager, even better than Yarn! Ok, maybe not, but at least we’re gonna have some fun, learn how package managers work, and think about what could come next on Yarn. The devil is in the details This article omits small details and environment quirks, and f
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globally installed packages have incorrect permissions (EACCES) · Issue #1060 · yarnpkg/yarn
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