Yarn is the current package manager, instead of npm.
The version of Yarn currently in use is v1.22.10. This is the classic version, which works well with other tools. However, it would be nice to use version 2, named berry. This is the version which receives new features and improvements.
Currently, there have been some "hick-ups" when using version 2. For instance, using the VS Code extension ESLint, the linter fails to function[citation needed].
I am unfamiliar with the new approach with Yarn. Classic Yarn was more or less a direct alternative to npm. This is not the case with version 2, which features many new concepts. So far I have not put in the effort to fully embrace the new ways of Yarn.
Yarn is the current package manager, instead of npm.
The version of Yarn currently in use is
v1.22.10
. This is the classic version, which works well with other tools. However, it would be nice to use version 2, namedberry
. This is the version which receives new features and improvements.Currently, there have been some "hick-ups" when using version 2. For instance, using the VS Code extension ESLint, the linter fails to function[citation needed].
I am unfamiliar with the new approach with Yarn. Classic Yarn was more or less a direct alternative to npm. This is not the case with version 2, which features many new concepts. So far I have not put in the effort to fully embrace the new ways of Yarn.