[Q] Why pnpm?

[AlbinoGeek]

Just curious, why pnpm? Any particular reason that was picked over yarn, npm, bun, etc?

Not asking you to change your mind, just curious.

[DecimalTurn]

I used to simply use npm, but switched for performance and saving disk space. I've heard that bun might be better on that front, but since it does more than just being a package manager, I wasn't that interested.

But since pnpm is only used for dev dependencies, there shouldn't be anything stopping you from using another package manager when making changes to the library.

[AlbinoGeek]

Yeah exactly, there are no issues using it downstream; I just literally didn't have pnpm installed when I opened the first PRs lol, then the overrides/resolve thing for the security pins and yeah.

Makes sense though.