Yarn RFCs
A structured process for proposing and reviewing substantial changes to the Yarn package manager.
What is Yarn RFCs?
Yarn RFCs is the formal Request for Comments process for the Yarn package manager. It is a structured workflow for proposing, discussing, and approving substantial changes to Yarn, such as new features, API modifications, or removal of existing functionality. The process ensures that significant changes undergo design review and achieve consensus among the Yarn core team and community before implementation.
Yarn contributors, maintainers, and community members who want to propose or review major changes to the Yarn package manager. It is particularly relevant for developers submitting substantial feature proposals or those involved in Yarn's governance.
Developers choose Yarn RFCs because it provides a transparent and controlled framework for evolving a critical tool like Yarn, reducing the risk of breaking changes and ensuring alignment with project goals. Its structured approach, inspired by Rust and Ember RFC processes, fosters high-quality design discussions and community involvement.
Overview
RFCs for changes to Yarn
Use Cases
Best For
- Proposing new features or APIs for the Yarn package manager
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