binstubs of deep dependencies about pnpm HOT 4 CLOSED

👍 I'm not a fan of having sub-dependencies so prominent anyway.

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By the way: pnpm recently supported npm3's flat tree as of v0.12. An emulation of it, anyway: the deep dependencies don't litter node_modules (like npm3); they're neatly tucked into node_modules/.store/node_modules.

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Yes, I agree, don't support it. I actually much prefer pnpm's way of deduping compared to npm3.

1. It makes for a neater node_modules folder. This becomes annoying for doing quick hacks and debugging, I actually made a module to help with this but pnpm's approach is nicer again.
2. npm3 allows easy direct access to all nth-depth dependencies through the project root. For example, you can do require('lodash') without specifying it as a dependency in package.json and it will probably work because some deep dependency is using lodash. I think it's more desirable that this should fail.

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Aye. Settled then!

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