Why You Don't Need PNPM And YARN

Thank you!

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Actually, **pnpm** supports this as well, but it’s not a default behavior :slightly_smiling_face:

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I just submitted an update to the article --

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> You can use `lockfile-include-tarball-url=true` in `.npmrc` to generate direct links for the packages.

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Hi :wave:

The setup you mentioned is for the local development, right?

Or you also use it in your pipelines?

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