Well, I just tried `yarn` for giggles, and found it did work with cordova@8 . Im not discounting that you've fixed a lot of bugs by more tightly integrating with npm, but it shouldnt be hard to have similar integration with the other package managers. This train is coming.
I would question that tighter integration with `npm` solves anything, because there are a raft of differences between npm versions, and also massive changes in how npm works based on npm config variables, which are beyond your control unless cordova reads and understands the npm config, and possibly even override them, and also understands all reasonable npm versions, and how those config variables operate in each version -- usually a few are broken in any npm release. Perhaps as an interim measure, cordova fetch at least checks which package manager is used, and fails early when it isnt `npm`, indicating that patches are welcome to support for other package managers, but those patches would need to pass the test suite, ensuring it is as supportable as `npm`. [ Full content available at: https://github.com/apache/cordova-fetch/issues/46 ] This message was relayed via gitbox.apache.org for [email protected]
