build(package-manager): Migrate from Yarn to PNPM #149
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@dunglas can we merge this? I remember we had to use yarn because react-admin uses yarn but in this project it should be fine? |
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Transition the package manager from Yarn to PNPM, updating the Readme, CI configuration and scripts accordingly.
Why migrate from Yarn 1 (1.22.22) to pnpm 10 (10.11.0) ?
node_modules– hard-link store saves ~60 % diskpnpm-lock.yaml+ declared-only imports, no “phantom” deps