Serverless Stack

Great - re 1308 - looks good :+1::skin-tone-2:

thanks!! :slightly_smiling_face:

PS: `yarn sst update 0.60.5` still has no effect. I don’t think it’s ever worked for me

Yeah it's weirdly difficult to make it work for both yarn 1 and yarn2+3

yeah, they’re very different. ok, I shall shut up &amp; stop bringing it up :laughing:

<@U0218519P8C> I actually don’t use PnP yet because it’s not widely supported and breaks in most frameworks. also it kinda freaks me out how it commits all your packages to git :smile: makes the repo huge. but, of course, the trade-off is that your CI/CD process is much faster

pnp is what yarn 3 uses by default, although what you’re talking about is the zero install thingy, where you commit your .yarn/cache AFAIK

I thought pnp was what you were always bringing up :upside_down_face:

ah, gotcha.  I guess I’m confused about the difference between PnP &amp; zero install. I don’t even have a .pnp.cjs file in my project

(and I have nodeLinker set to node-modules)

it breaks sst with nodeLinker=node-modules, too?

nope, nodeLinker=node-modules means to use the traditional `node_modules` folder setup as with yarn 1.x and npm

so, sort of a backwards compatibility thing

it’s really different how do they work (pnp and node-modules), but if you think about the recent incidents like the fakerjs and colorsjs packages, the pnp+zero installs mentality is a step forward in terms of security

in the end, we are responsible for all of our dependencies ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

true, we are :slightly_smiling_face: upgrade with caution :smile:

still, that was a jerk move that guy pulled.

he wanted to get back at big corporations (:man-shrugging:) but also wound up screwing over a ton of his fellow developers

how do you get mad at people using your software for free if you decided to contribute to open source in the first place? :laughing: :clown_face:

but I’m thankful that he did that, just to be remembered that it can happen again anytime

I guess he didn’t expect those packages to become that popular