Tuesday, March 22nd 2022
Projects using pnpm can now be deployed with zero configuration
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Projects using pnpm can now be deployed to Vercel with zero configuration. Vercel is also now sponsoring pnpm to further package manager innovation.
Like Yarn and npm, pnpm is a package manager focused on saving disk space and boosting installation speed by utilizing symlinks. Starting today, Projects that contain a pnpm-lock.yaml
file will automatically run pnpm install
as the default Install Command using the latest version of pnpm.
Check out the documentation as well.