Use `yarn` if available
See original GitHub issueI started using yarn
since the npm
fiasco.
It’s a pain to remove dependencies installed after npm install
& then manually doing yarn
.
I think it would be much nice if yarn
is used if it’s installed or just give me an option prisma2 init example --yarn
so that I can directly install using yarn
.
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