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PNPM vs Manual copy paste of JavaScript assets
I was just trying to do pnpm install topbar in Phoenix 1.7, however I couldn’t make it work.
Does everyone just use npm 
or manually copy the required minified JavaScript library?
I am curious about the consensus of post Phoenix 1.6 users, with regards to Esbuil, package installation, versioning and most importantly speed and bloat reduction.
Third Party JS Packages - Docs
P.S. PNPM is definitely faster and produces much smaller node_modules folder compared to anything else. But it uses symlink, which might be the reason it doesn’t work out of the box!
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I just use
npm. For the handful of dependencies I have it is fine. Just make sure you never upgrade them or else something will break