Maël Nison

> What about node_modules? This is more important than yarn or like (o: [It's funny you mention that 🤡](https://twitter.com/arcanis/status/1080810479398854656) Now you must think I'm some kind of mad man -...

> It's more about weights between pros and cons. And unfortunately, it's not enough to have it in repository. You still need to run commands to get it into PATH....

@kaylie-alexa As mentioned I have a separate RFC in mind that I think might compete in some aspects with this one - do you mind if I open it so...

As mentioned in the readme: > This app showcase a wide range of popular packages, and show that Plug'n'play has no issue working with them. So basically, pretty much all...

`yarn node` is mostly a wrapper around Node that simply injects the `.pnp.js` file if it is found in the top-level folder for the current project

A few questions I may have (not that I think they must necessarily be actioned upon, just that we should at least consider them): #### Is the use-case significant enough?...

Sounds interesting; or maybe we could simply print all the JSON output on stderr, so that you'd have the choice on what to do with it (like piping it to...

That being said, note that the logs in the v2 will be much more normalized than they currently are. They currently look like this: ``` ▸ [BR0001] The human readable...

> I’m not seeing it yet — can you say more? Imagine having two processes writing simultaneously into the same file. You need to have some kind of mutex, or...

Yarn doesn't (for now, #109 could potentially change that when multiple tasks run concurrently), but some build tools (like Buck / Bazel) do spawn multiple concurrent instances.