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Add Yarn PnP support?

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Yarn v2 is moving away from node_modules to use Plug’n’Play instead. If I understand this all correctly, it would be very helpful if this package supported PnP-based resolution in addition to the traditional node_modules approach, since many other packages rely on this package for resolution as an alternative to require.resolve. For reference: Yarn Plug’n’Play

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Created 4 years ago
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kachkaevcommented, Oct 22, 2020

Facing this problem in https://github.com/vercel/vercel/discussions/4910. A solution via upgrading this package would be ideal, but if yarn 2 support is not planned, I guess that the community will need to find a workaround. Does anyone have any examples? Perhaps, there exists a package like resolve-from-as-before-but-also-support-yarn-pnp?

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merceyzcommented, Oct 22, 2020

Lets take that in https://github.com/yarnpkg/berry/issues/2031, no need to bother Sindre with this

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