I would see it as an upgrade to useYarn setting. Instead, we could could have an packageManager setting, which defaults to npm, but could be set to yarn or pnpm with a specified version. Very useful part about this is that npm will automatically download supported package managers.
https://nodejs.org/api/packages.html#packagemanager
I would see it as an upgrade to
useYarnsetting. Instead, we could could have anpackageManagersetting, which defaults tonpm, but could be set toyarnorpnpmwith a specified version. Very useful part about this is that npm will automatically download supported package managers.