Closed lanodan closed 1 year ago
Then why not pnpm? :)
Then why not pnpm? :)
If it's also practical enough to use with network-isolated packaging, why not. For example with yarn I can just point to a directory containing already downloaded tarballs, while npm would require to extract+install dependencies (which debian does but it's thousands of packages to maintain).
btw build recipe in question can be found at: https://github.com/gentoo-mirror/lanodanOverlay/tree/25a9001af6a5a17155dc470e2bd41815d48c8e05/media-fonts/iosevka-src
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Hi and thanks for the great font.
I made a package recipe for Iosevka on gentoo (in my own repo for now), but in the interest of being able to have builds that can easily work offline, I had to use yarn and make a lockfile that doesn't lacks things like versions of indirect dependencies.
I think it would make sense for you to make the switch and wouldn't change the workflows much. (ie. using npm to execute scripts still works)