What does Yarn 1.0 mean?

[bestander]

• get issues under control: categorized, critical ones fixed, with a plan to solve the majority of outstanding ones (POC @bestander)
• introduce breaking changes that we did not do pre 1.0 (e.g. npm@5 changes to lifecycle scripts)
• fix pack and publish commands and experience
• workspaces
• make CI stable
• start CLI performance improvement project
• Cleanup release artifacts from having dist folder (POC @Daniel15)
• Deal with technical debt (less stateful resolve/fetch logic) (POC @arcanis )

[cpojer]

• Consider yr (or similar) to reinvent running scripts. Similar to https://github.com/kentcdodds/nps.
• Re-architect Yarn based on experiments by @arcanis.
• Find some testimonials about how Yarn helped them for the blog post.

[arcanis]

Consider yr (or similar) to reinvent running scripts. Similar to https://github.com/kentcdodds/nps.

An issue that we might have to consider: it will be hard to ship Yarn as a single file if we do this. Possible solutions are: making yr optional, or using process.argv0 to launch the right binary depending on how the script has been invoked (similar to what busybox is doing).

[Daniel15]

An issue that we might have to consider: it will be hard to ship Yarn as a single file if we do this. Possible solutions are: making yr optional

We could make yarn run awesome (or a new yarn awesome-run or something like that), and then have yr simply be an alias for it. If you use the tarball version of Yarn (or the Windows installer or Homebrew package or whatever else), yr could simply be a shell script that runs yarn run $@. People that use the single-file build can simply create the shell script themselves 😛

[cpojer]

The only thing I care about is that we are careful not to introduce breaking changes. We can build things outside of the current "scripts" package.json field, but only if we also support the old way of doing things.

[bestander]

As @rally25rs suggested (cleaned discussion), let's do "Project" with milestones to track progress.
Never used it before but created the project here https://github.com/yarnpkg/yarn/projects/3.

My plan is to track 1.0 progress via the project.

Also I removed non actionable (anymore) comments.