Yesterday, Maël Nison, maintainer at Yarn, opened a GitHub thread on the Yarn repository describing the roadmap for the next major Yarn release. The roadmap (codenamed Berry) contains significant changes that are planned for Yarn’s design. Nison reinstates that Yarn’s philosophy will continue to be the same based around three important principles.
Developers are generally positive about this release specially pointing out the change of moving from Flow to Typescript.
A hacker news user states, “Finally one of the biggest news is the switch from Flow to Typescript. I think it’s now clear that Facebook is admitting defeat with Flow; it brought a lot of good in the scene but Typescript is a lot more popular and gets overall much better support. Uniting the JS ecosystem around Typescript will be such a big deal.”
Another comment reads, “The codebase will be ported from Flow to TypeScript. We hope this will help our community ramp up on Yarn, and will help you build awesome new features on top of it. Another major project moving from flow to typescript.”
A new repository will be set up in early February. Post which Berry will be accessible by running yarn policies set-version berry within a project.
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