[alayek]

I didn't know that, thanks for pointing out.

I like Yarn run, because if I'm running a lint or tests, it errors out with error messages related to the specific process.

If you run via npm run, it would throw lot of extra error messages, making excuses that it wasn't NPM's fault the command exited with a non-zero status etc.; and hiding the relevant error messages.

And as always, you can just run a script as yarn script, instead of yarn run script; like yarn lint:src, instead of yarn run lint:src.

NPM does it only for a few common ones.

Also, Yarn run picks up right node version from .nvmrc - you don't have to run an nvm use and switch to it.