Are folks still choosing yarn for new projects, and if so what's making you choose it over other options?
pnpm - my goto now. It's fast, enforces that you have your dependencies set up correctly (no transitives etc.), and still allows settings to simulate older `node_modules` structures that some things (`prisma` / `storybook` etc.) need to work.
yarn v1 - Used to be my default, so I still have some older projects using it, but I'm slowly moving them all to `pnpm`.
yarn berry - only if I have to. I'm sure it's great, but the mental model shift was too extreme
npm - never
Right before I switched, I helped someone with a problem deploying a prisma project to Vercel.
Yarn just worked (or maybe it was vanilla npm?), but pnpm needed a crazy work-around. I think the issue was pnpm was putting files generated by prisma in a weird location that couldn't be accessed after build.
Oh, also with my nodejs setup installing modules globally didn't work. Worked with yarn, but I just install global modules with vanilla npm, now.