Update pnpm to v11

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Confidence
pnpm (source)	10.33.2+sha512.a90faf6feeab71ad6c6e57f94e0fe1a12f5dcc22cd754db40ae9593eb6a3e0b6b12e3540218bb37ae083404b1f2ce6db2a4121e979829b4aff94b99f49da1cf8 → 11.0.3

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Release Notes

pnpm/pnpm (pnpm)

v11.0.3

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Patch Changes

• Fix too many open files error sometimes happening on Windows, when creating command shims in node_modules/.bin #​11412.
• Fix ERR_PNPM_FETCH_404 when installing a project whose lockfile depends on a file: tarball. The previous behavior dropped the tarball field from file: and git-hosted resolutions when lockfile-include-tarball-url=false (the default), even though those URLs cannot be reconstructed from the package name, version, and registry #​11407.

v11.0.2

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Patch Changes

• Fix ENOENT symlink failure when pnpm add -g triggers the approve-builds prompt. The global add flow used to forward an absolute modulesDir (<installDir>/node_modules) into the install run by approve-builds. The install layer treated modulesDir as a path relative to lockfileDir and joined it again, producing a doubled path on Windows because path.join does not collapse an embedded absolute path. The hoist step then tried to mkdir and symlink under <installDir>\<installDir>\node_modules\.pnpm\node_modules\... and failed with ENOENT #​11403.
• Fixed packageManagerDependencies going stale when pnpm is invoked through corepack. The lockfile sync (and the devEngines.packageManager version check) previously ran only when pnpm was invoked directly; under corepack the entire block was skipped, so a stale entry would persist even after the running pnpm version changed. The lockfile sync now runs regardless of how pnpm was invoked, while the pnpm-managed version switch (onFail: 'download') remains skipped under corepack so it doesn't fight corepack's own version selection #​11397.
• Fix recursive publish summaries to report the manifest from publishConfig.directory when packages publish from a generated directory #​11239.
• Fix negated os / cpu entries (e.g. ["!win32"]) being incorrectly rejected when supportedArchitectures expands to multiple platforms #​11375.

v11.0.1

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Patch Changes

• Report unknown top-level options before falling back to implicit pnpm run scripts.
• Reject null named catalogs in workspace manifests with InvalidWorkspaceManifestError instead of crashing with a raw TypeError.
• Populate download location for git-sourced dependencies in SBOM output. Previously pnpm sbom emitted NOASSERTION (SPDX) and omitted the distribution reference (CycloneDX) for git dependencies. Now emits the git URL with commit hash, e.g. git+https://github.com/user/repo.git#commit.
• pnpm self-update now keeps package.json's packageManager and devEngines.packageManager in sync. When the legacy packageManager field pins pnpm, both fields are rewritten to the new exact pnpm version on update — packageManager to pnpm@<version> (without an integrity hash), and devEngines.packageManager.version to the same exact <version> (dropping any range operator). When only devEngines.packageManager is declared, the existing range-preserving behavior is unchanged #​11388.
• Sort the keys of the overrides object returned by pnpm audit --fix so that the log output order matches the order written to pnpm-workspace.yaml.
• Update the env lockfile's packageManagerDependencies entry when devEngines.packageManager declares a pnpm version that the lockfile no longer satisfies. Previously, the stale entry was kept even though the running pnpm matched the declared version, silently breaking the integrity record #​11387.

v11.0.0

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Highlights

Major

• Node.js 22+ required — support for Node 18, 19, 20, and 21 is dropped, pnpm itself is now pure ESM, and the standalone exe requires glibc 2.27.
• Supply-chain protection on by default — minimumReleaseAge defaults to 1 day (newly published packages are not resolved for 24h) and blockExoticSubdeps defaults to true.
• allowBuilds replaces the old build-dependency settings — onlyBuiltDependencies, onlyBuiltDependenciesFile, neverBuiltDependencies, ignoredBuiltDependencies, and ignoreDepScripts have been removed.
• Global installs are isolated and use the global virtual store by default — each pnpm add -g gets its own directory with its own package.json, node_modules, and lockfile.
• New SQLite-backed store index (store v11) with bundled manifests and hex digests, reducing filesystem syscalls and speeding up installation.
• Native publish flow — pnpm publish, login, logout, view, deprecate, unpublish, dist-tag, and version no longer delegate to the npm CLI, and the remaining npm passthrough commands now throw "not implemented".
• pnpm audit uses npm's bulk advisories endpoint — the legacy /security/audits endpoints are gone. CVE-based filtering has been replaced with GHSA-based filtering: migrate auditConfig.ignoreCves entries to auditConfig.ignoreGhsas.
• .npmrc is auth/registry only — all other settings must live in pnpm-workspace.yaml or the new global config.yaml, and environment variables use the pnpm_config_* prefix.
• Runtime installs are slimmer — installing a Node.js runtime via node@runtime:<version> no longer extracts the bundled npm, npx, and corepack, roughly halving the files pnpm has to hash, write, and link.

Minor

• New commands: pnpm ci, pnpm sbom, pnpm clean, pnpm peers check, pnpm runtime set, pnpm docs/home, pnpm ping, pnpm search, pnpm star/unstar/stars, pnpm whoami, pnpm with, and pnpm pack-app, plus pn/pnx short aliases.
• ESM pnpmfiles via .pnpmfile.mjs, which takes priority over .pnpmfile.cjs when present.
• pnpm audit --fix=update fixes vulnerabilities by updating packages in the lockfile instead of adding overrides, and pnpm audit --fix --interactive lets you select which advisories to fix.
• pnpm pack-app packs a CommonJS entry into a standalone executable for one or more target platforms using Node.js Single Executable Applications.
• Faster HTTP and I/O — undici with Happy Eyeballs, direct-to-CAS writes, skipped staging directory, pre-allocated tarball downloads, and an NDJSON metadata cache.

Major Changes

Requirements

• pnpm is now distributed as pure ESM.
• Dropped support for Node.js v18, 19, 20, and 21.
• The standalone exe version of pnpm requires at least glibc 2.27.

Security & Build Defaults

• Changed default values: optimisticRepeatInstall is now true, verifyDepsBeforeRun is now install, minimumReleaseAge is now 1440 (1 day), and minimumReleaseAgeStrict is false. Newly published packages will not be resolved until they are at least 1 day old. This protects against supply chain attacks by giving the community time to detect and remove compromised versions. To opt out, set minimumReleaseAge: 0 in pnpm-workspace.yaml #​11158.

• strictDepBuilds is true by default.

• blockExoticSubdeps is true by default.

• Removed deprecated build dependency settings: onlyBuiltDependencies, onlyBuiltDependenciesFile, neverBuiltDependencies, ignoredBuiltDependencies, and ignoreDepScripts #​11220.

  Use the allowBuilds setting instead. It is a map where keys are package name patterns and values are booleans:

  • true means the package is allowed to run build scripts
  • false means the package is explicitly denied from running build scripts

  Same as before, by default, none of the packages in the dependencies are allowed to run scripts. If a package has postinstall scripts and it isn't declared in allowBuilds, an error is printed.

  Before:

  onlyBuiltDependencies:
    - electron
  onlyBuiltDependenciesFile: "allowed-builds.json"
  neverBuiltDependencies:
    - core-js
  ignoredBuiltDependencies:
    - esbuild

  After:

  allowBuilds:
    electron: true
    core-js: false
    esbuild: false

• Removed allowNonAppliedPatches in favor of allowUnusedPatches.

• Removed ignorePatchFailures; patch application failures now throw an error.

Store

• Runtime dependencies are always linked from the global virtual store #​10233.
• Optimized index file format to store the hash algorithm once per file instead of repeating it for every file entry. Each file entry now stores only the hex digest instead of the full integrity string (<algo>-<digest>). Using hex format improves performance since file paths in the content-addressable store use hex representation, eliminating base64-to-hex conversion during path lookups.
• Store version bumped to v11.
• The bundled manifest (name, version, bin, engines, scripts, etc.) is now stored directly in the package index file, eliminating the need to read package.json from the content-addressable store during resolution and installation. This reduces I/O and speeds up repeat installs #​10473.
• The package index in the content-addressable store is now backed by SQLite. Instead of individual JSON files under $STORE/index/, package metadata is stored in a single SQLite database at $STORE/index.db with MessagePack-encoded values. This reduces filesystem syscall overhead, improves space efficiency for small metadata entries, and enables concurrent access via SQLite's WAL mode. Packages missing from the new index are re-fetched on demand #​10500 #​10826.

Global Packages

• Global installs (pnpm add -g pkg) and pnx now use the global virtual store by default. Packages are stored at {storeDir}/links instead of per-project .pnpm directories. This can be disabled by setting enableGlobalVirtualStore: false #​10694.

• Isolated global packages. Each globally installed package (or group of packages installed together) now gets its own isolated installation directory with its own package.json, node_modules/, and lockfile. This prevents global packages from interfering with each other through peer dependency conflicts, hoisting changes, or version resolution shifts.

  Key changes:

  • pnpm add -g <pkg> creates an isolated installation in {pnpmHomeDir}/global/v11/{hash}/
  • pnpm remove -g <pkg> removes the entire installation group containing the package
  • pnpm update -g [pkg] re-installs packages in new isolated directories
  • pnpm list -g scans isolated directories to show all installed global packages
  • pnpm install -g (no args) is no longer supported; use pnpm add -g <pkg> instead

• Globally installed binaries are now stored in a bin subdirectory of PNPM_HOME instead of directly in PNPM_HOME. This prevents internal directories like global/ and store/ from polluting shell autocompletion when PNPM_HOME is on PATH #​10986. After upgrading, run pnpm setup to update your shell configuration.

• Breaking changes to pnpm link:

  • pnpm link <pkg-name> no longer resolves packages from the global store. Only relative or absolute paths are accepted. For example, use pnpm link ./foo instead of pnpm link foo.
  • pnpm link --global is removed. Use pnpm add -g . to register a local package's bins globally.
  • pnpm link (no arguments) is removed. Use pnpm link <dir> with an explicit path instead.

Configuration

• pnpm no longer reads all settings from .npmrc. Only auth and registry settings are read from .npmrc files. All other settings (like hoistPattern, nodeLinker, shamefullyHoist, etc.) must be configured in pnpm-workspace.yaml or the global ~/.config/pnpm/config.yaml #​11189.

• Network settings (httpProxy, httpsProxy, noProxy, localAddress, strictSsl, gitShallowHosts) are now written to config.yaml (global) or pnpm-workspace.yaml (local) instead of .npmrc/auth.ini. They are still readable from .npmrc for easier migration from the npm CLI #​11209.

  pnpm no longer reads npm_config_* environment variables. Use pnpm_config_* environment variables instead (e.g., pnpm_config_registry instead of npm_config_registry).

  pnpm no longer reads the npm global config at $PREFIX/etc/npmrc.

  pnpm login writes auth tokens to ~/.config/pnpm/auth.ini.

  New registries setting in pnpm-workspace.yaml:

  registries:
    default: https://registry.npmjs.org/
    "@​my-org": https://private.example.com/
    "@​internal": https://nexus.corp.com/

  Auth tokens in ~/.npmrc still work — pnpm continues to read ~/.npmrc as a fallback for registry authentication. The new npmrcAuthFile setting can be used to point to a different file instead of ~/.npmrc.

• Replace workspace project specific .npmrc with packageConfigs in pnpm-workspace.yaml.

  A workspace manifest with packageConfigs looks something like this:

  # File: pnpm-workspace.yaml
  packages:
    - "packages/project-1"
    - "packages/project-2"
  packageConfigs:
    "project-1":
      saveExact: true
    "project-2":
      savePrefix: "~"

  Or this:

  # File: pnpm-workspace.yaml
  packages:
    - "packages/project-1"
    - "packages/project-2"
  packageConfigs:
    - match: ["project-1", "project-2"]
      modulesDir: "node_modules"
      saveExact: true

• pnpm no longer reads settings from the pnpm field of package.json. Settings should be defined in pnpm-workspace.yaml #​10086.

• pnpm config get (without --json) no longer prints INI formatted text. Instead, it prints JSON for objects and arrays, and raw strings for strings, numbers, booleans, and nulls. pnpm config get --json still prints all types of values as JSON, as before.

• pnpm config get <array> now prints a JSON array.

• pnpm config list now prints a JSON object instead of INI formatted text.

• pnpm config list and pnpm config get (without argument) now hide auth-related settings.

• pnpm config list and pnpm config get (without argument) now show top-level keys as camelCase. Exception: keys that start with @ or // are preserved (their cases don't change).

• pnpm config get and pnpm config list no longer load non-camelCase options from the workspace manifest (pnpm-workspace.yaml).

Removed Commands & npm Passthrough

• pnpm no longer falls back to the npm CLI. Commands that were previously passed through to npm (access, bugs, docs, edit, find, home, issues, owner, ping, prefix, profile, pkg, repo, search, set-script, star, stars, team, token, unstar, whoami, xmas) and their aliases (s, se) now throw a "not implemented" error, with a suggestion to use the npm CLI directly #​10642. Other previously passed-through commands — view (info, show, v), login (adduser), logout, deprecate, unpublish, dist-tag, and version — have been reimplemented natively in pnpm (see New Commands below).

• pnpm publish now works without the npm CLI.

  The One-time Password feature now reads from PNPM_CONFIG_OTP instead of NPM_CONFIG_OTP:

  export PNPM_CONFIG_OTP='<your OTP here>'
  pnpm publish --no-git-checks

  If the registry requests OTP and the user has not provided it via the PNPM_CONFIG_OTP environment variable or the --otp flag, pnpm will prompt the user directly for an OTP code.

  If the registry requests web-based authentication, pnpm will print a scannable QR code along with the URL.

  Since the new pnpm publish no longer calls npm publish, some undocumented features may have been unknowingly dropped. If you rely on a feature that is now gone, please open an issue at https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/issues. In the meantime, you can use pnpm pack && npm publish *.tgz as a workaround.

• Removed the pnpm server command #​10463.

• Removed support for the useNodeVersion and executionEnv.nodeVersion fields. devEngines.runtime and engines.runtime should be used instead #​10373.

• Removed support for hooks.fetchers. We now have a new API for custom fetchers and resolvers via the fetchers field of pnpmfile.

Lifecycle Scripts

• pnpm no longer populates npm_config_* environment variables from the pnpm config during lifecycle scripts. Only well-known npm_* env vars are now set, matching Yarn's behavior #​11116.

CLI Output

• Cleaner output for script execution: pnpm now prints $ command instead of > pkg@version stage path\n> command, and shows project name and path only when running in a different directory. The $ command line is printed to stderr to keep stdout clean for piping #​11132.
• During install, instead of rendering the full peer dependency issues tree, pnpm now suggests running pnpm peers check to view the issues #​11133.

Lockfile

• Simplified patchedDependencies lockfile format from Record<string, { path: string, hash: string }> to Record<string, string> (selector to hash). Existing lockfiles with the old format are automatically migrated #​10911.

Other

• The default value of the type field in the package.json file of the project initialized by pnpm init command has been changed to module.

• Added support for lowercase options in pnpm add: -d, -p, -o, -e #​9197.

  When using the pnpm add command only:

  • -p is now an alias for --save-prod instead of --parseable
  • -d is now an alias for --save-dev instead of --loglevel=info

• The root workspace project is no longer excluded when it is explicitly selected via a filter #​10465.

Audit

• pnpm audit now calls npm's /-/npm/v1/security/advisories/bulk endpoint. The legacy /-/npm/v1/security/audits{,/quick} endpoints have been retired by the registry, so the legacy request/response contract is no longer supported.

  The bulk endpoint does not return CVE identifiers. CVE-based filtering has been replaced with GitHub advisory ID (GHSA) filtering:

  • auditConfig.ignoreCves → auditConfig.ignoreGhsas (the previous key is no longer recognized)
  • pnpm audit --ignore <id> / pnpm audit --ignore-unfixable now read and write GHSAs instead of CVEs
  • GHSAs are derived from each advisory's url (https://github.com/advisories/GHSA-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx)

  To migrate: replace each CVE-YYYY-NNNNN entry in your auditConfig.ignoreCves with the corresponding GHSA-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx value (visible in the More info column of pnpm audit output) and move it under auditConfig.ignoreGhsas.

Package Manager Settings

• Breaking: removed the managePackageManagerVersions, packageManagerStrict, and packageManagerStrictVersion settings. They existed only to derive the onFail behavior for the legacy packageManager field, and the pmOnFail setting introduced alongside pnpm with subsumes all three — it directly sets the onFail behavior of both packageManager and devEngines.packageManager. The COREPACK_ENABLE_STRICT environment variable is no longer honored (it only gated packageManagerStrict); use pmOnFail instead.

  Migration:

  Removed setting	Replace with
  managePackageManagerVersions: true	pmOnFail: download (default)
  managePackageManagerVersions: false	pmOnFail: ignore
  packageManagerStrict: false	pmOnFail: warn
  packageManagerStrictVersion: true	pmOnFail: error
  COREPACK_ENABLE_STRICT=0	pmOnFail: warn

Runtime Installs

• Installing a Node.js runtime via node@runtime:<version> (including pnpm env use and pnpm runtime set node) no longer extracts the bundled npm, npx, and corepack from the Node.js archive. This cuts roughly half of the files pnpm has to hash, write to the CAS, and link during installation, making runtime installs noticeably faster. Users who still need npm can install it as a separate package.

Minor Changes

New Commands

• Added native pnpm view (info, show, v) command for viewing package metadata from the registry #​11064.
• Added pnpm login (and pnpm adduser alias) command for authenticating with npm registries. Supports web-based login with QR code as well as classic username/password login #​11094.
• Added pnpm logout command for logging out of npm registries. Revokes the authentication token on the registry and removes it from the local auth config file #​11213.
• Added native pnpm deprecate and pnpm undeprecate commands for setting and removing deprecation messages on package versions without delegating to the npm CLI #​11120.
• Added native pnpm unpublish command. Supports unpublishing specific versions, version ranges via semver, and entire packages with --force #​11128.
• Added native pnpm dist-tag command (ls, add, rm subcommands) #​11218.
• Added pnpm sbom command for generating Software Bill of Materials in CycloneDX 1.7 and SPDX 2.3 JSON formats #​9088.
• Added pnpm clean command that safely removes node_modules directories from all workspace projects #​10707. Use --lockfile to also remove pnpm-lock.yaml files.
• Added a new command pnpm runtime set <runtime name> <runtime version spec> [-g] for installing runtimes. Deprecated pnpm env use in favor of the new command.
• Added the ability to fix vulnerabilities by updating packages in the lockfile instead of adding overrides. Use pnpm audit --fix=update #​10341.
• Added pnpm ci command for clean installs #​6100. The command runs pnpm clean followed by pnpm install --frozen-lockfile. Designed for CI/CD environments where reproducible builds are critical. Aliases: pnpm clean-install, pnpm ic, pnpm install-clean #​11003.
• Added pnpm peers check command that checks for unmet and missing peer dependency issues by reading the lockfile #​7087.
• Implemented the version command natively in pnpm to support workspaces and workspace: protocols correctly. The new command allows bumping package versions (major, minor, patch, etc.) with full workspace support and git integration #​10879.
• pnpm audit --fix now supports a new interactive mode via --interactive/-i.
• Added the pnpm docs command and its alias pnpm home. This command opens the package documentation or homepage in the browser. When the package has no valid homepage, it falls back to https://npmx.dev/package/<name>.
• Added native pnpm ping command to test registry connectivity. Provides a simple way to verify connectivity to the configured registry without requiring external tools.
• Implemented native search command and its aliases (s, se, find).
• Implemented native star, unstar, stars, and whoami commands.
• Add pnpm with <version|current> <args...> command. Runs pnpm at a specific version (or the currently active one) for a single invocation, bypassing the project's packageManager and devEngines.packageManager pins.
• Added a new pnpm pack-app command that packs a CommonJS entry file into a standalone executable for one or more target platforms, using the Node.js Single Executable Applications API under the hood.

Configuration

• Added support for a global YAML config file named config.yaml.

  Configuration is now split into two categories:

  • Registry and auth settings, which can be stored in INI files such as the global rc file and local .npmrc.
  • pnpm-specific settings, which can only be loaded from YAML files such as the global config.yaml and local pnpm-workspace.yaml.

• Added support for loading environment variables whose names start with pnpm_config_ into config. These environment variables override settings from pnpm-workspace.yaml but not CLI arguments.

• Added support for reading allowBuilds from pnpm-workspace.yaml in the global package directory for global installs.

• Added support for pnpm config get globalconfig to retrieve the global config file path #​9977.

• Added a new setting virtualStoreOnly that populates the virtual store without creating importer symlinks, hoisting, bin links, or running lifecycle scripts. This is useful for pre-populating a store (e.g., in Nix builds) without creating unnecessary project-level artifacts. pnpm fetch now uses this mode internally #​10840.

• Added support for specifying the pnpm version via devEngines.packageManager in package.json. Unlike the packageManager field, this supports version ranges. The resolved version is stored in pnpm-lock.yaml and reused if it still satisfies the range #​10932.

• Added a new dedupePeers setting that reduces peer dependency duplication. When enabled, peer dependency suffixes use version-only identifiers (name@version) instead of full dep paths, eliminating nested suffixes like (foo@1.0.0(bar@2.0.0)). This dramatically reduces the number of package instances in projects with many recursive peer dependencies #​11070.

• Config dependencies are now installed into the global virtual store ({storeDir}/links/) and symlinked into node_modules/.pnpm-config/. This allows config dependencies to be shared across projects that use the same store, avoiding redundant fetches and imports #​10910. Config dependency and package manager integrity info is now stored in pnpm-lock.yaml instead of inlined in pnpm-workspace.yaml: the workspace manifest contains only clean version specifiers for configDependencies, while the resolved versions, integrity hashes, and tarball URLs are recorded in the lockfile as a separate YAML document. The env lockfile section also stores packageManagerDependencies resolved during version switching and self-update. Projects using the old inline-hash format are automatically migrated on install #​10912 #​10964.

• Added nodeDownloadMirrors setting to configure custom Node.js download mirrors in pnpm-workspace.yaml. This replaces the node-mirror:<channel> .npmrc setting, which is no longer read #​11194:

  nodeDownloadMirrors:
    release: https://my-mirror.example.com/download/release/

• pnpm dlx and pnpm create now respect security and trust policy settings (minimumReleaseAge, minimumReleaseAgeExclude, minimumReleaseAgeStrict, trustPolicy, trustPolicyExclude, trustPolicyIgnoreAfter) from project-level configuration #​11183.

• pnpm init now writes a devEngines.packageManager field instead of the packageManager field when init-package-manager is enabled.

• Added a new setting runtimeOnFail that overrides the onFail field of devEngines.runtime (and engines.runtime) in the root project's package.json. Accepted values: ignore, warn, error, download. For example, setting runtimeOnFail=download makes pnpm download the declared runtime version even when the manifest does not set onFail: "download".

• Added a new setting minimumReleaseAgeIgnoreMissingTime, which is true by default. When enabled, pnpm skips the minimumReleaseAge maturity check if the registry metadata does not include the time field. Set to false to fail resolution instead.

Store

• When the global virtual store is enabled, packages that are not allowed to build (and don't transitively depend on packages that are) now get hashes that don't include the engine name (platform, architecture, Node.js major version). This means ~95% of packages in the GVS survive Node.js upgrades and architecture changes without re-import #​10837.

Hooks & Pnpmfiles

• Added support for pnpmfiles written in ESM, using the .mjs extension. When .pnpmfile.mjs exists, it takes priority over .pnpmfile.cjs and only one is loaded #​9730.

CLI & Other

• The built-in clean, setup, deploy, and rebuild commands now prefer user scripts over built-in commands. When a project's package.json has a script with the same name, pnpm executes the script instead of the built-in command. Added purge as an alias for the built-in clean command, which always runs the built-in regardless of scripts #​11118.
• Added -F as a short alias for the --filter option.
• Added support for hidden scripts. Scripts starting with . are hidden and cannot be run directly via pnpm run. They can only be called from other scripts. Hidden scripts are also omitted from the pnpm run listing #​11041.
• pnpm approve-builds now accepts positional arguments for approving or denying packages without the interactive prompt. Prefix a package name with ! to deny it. Only mentioned packages are affected; the rest are left untouched #​11030.
• During install, packages with ignored builds that are not yet listed in allowBuilds are automatically added to pnpm-workspace.yaml with a placeholder value, so users can manually set them to true or false #​11030.
• Added pn and pnx short aliases for pnpm and pnpx (pnpm dlx) #​11052.
• pnpm store prune now displays the total size of removed files #​11047.
• pnpm audit --fix now adds the minimum patched version for each advisory to minimumReleaseAgeExclude in pnpm-workspace.yaml, so the security fix can be installed without waiting for minimumReleaseAge #​11216.
• pnpm now warns when optimisticRepeatInstall skips shouldRefreshResolution hooks #​10995.

Performance

• Replaced node-fetch with native undici for HTTP requests throughout pnpm #​10537.
• Eliminated redundant internal linking during GVS warm reinstall when no packages were added #​11073.
• Eliminated the staging directory when importing packages into node_modules, avoiding the overhead of creating a temp dir and renaming per package #​11088.
• CAS files are now written directly to their final content-addressed path instead of to a temp file and renamed. This eliminates ~30k rename syscalls per cold install #​11087.
• Optimized hot-path string operations in the content-addressable store and increased gunzipSync chunk size for fewer buffer allocations during tarball decompression #​11086.
• Improved HTTP performance with Happy Eyeballs (dual-stack), better keep-alive settings, and an optimized global dispatcher. Tarball downloads with known size now pre-allocate memory to avoid double-copy overhead #​11151.
• Adopted If-Modified-Since for conditional metadata fetches, avoiding re-downloading unchanged registry metadata #​11161.
• Switched to abbreviated metadata when checking minimumReleaseAge, reducing the amount of data fetched from the registry #​11160.
• Switched the metadata cache to NDJSON format, improving read/write performance #​11188.

Patch Changes

• Switched to process.stderr.write instead of console.error for script logging #​11140.

• Respected the frozen-lockfile flag when migrating config dependencies #​11067.

• Removed the --workspace flag from the version command #​11115.

• Handled ENOTSUP error in the clone import path during parallel I/O #​11117.

• Fixed pnpm audit command.

• Updated dependencies to fix vulnerabilities.

• pnpm now checks whether a package is installable for non-npm-hosted packages (e.g., git or tarball dependencies) after the manifest has been fetched.

• pnpm now explicitly passes the path of the global rc config file to npm.

• Fixed YAML formatting preservation in pnpm-workspace.yaml when running commands like pnpm update. Previously, quotes and other formatting were lost even when catalog values didn't change.

  Closes #​10425

• The parameter set by the --allow-build flag is now written to allowBuilds.

• Fixed a bug in which specifying filter in pnpm-workspace.yaml would cause pnpm to not detect any projects.

• Deferred patch errors until all patches in a group are applied, so that one failed patch does not prevent other patches from being attempted.

• pnpm now fails on incompatible lockfiles in CI when frozen lockfile mode is enabled #​10978.

• Fixed strictDepBuilds and allowBuilds checks being bypassed when a package's build side-effects are cached in the store #​11039.

• In GVS mode, pnpm approve-builds now runs a full install instead of rebuild, ensuring that GVS hash directories and symlinks are updated correctly after changing allowBuilds #​11043.

• Fixed a crash in the lockfile merger when merging non-semver version strings (e.g. link:, file:, git URLs) #​11102.

• Handled ENOTSUP error in linkOrCopy during parallel imports #​11103.

• Skipped linking bins that already reference the correct target. This avoids redundant I/O during repeated installs and prevents permission errors when the store is read-only (e.g. Docker layer caching, CI prewarm, NFS) #​11069.

• Fixed _password handling for the default registry to decode from base64 before use, consistent with scoped registry behavior #​11089.

• Fixed a bug where the CAS locker cache was not updated when a file already existed with correct integrity #​11085.

• Prevented catalog entries from being removed by cleanupUnusedCatalogs when they are referenced only from workspace overrides #​11075.

• Resolved patch file paths during pnpm fetch #​11054.

• Fixed invalid specifiers for peers on all non-exact version selectors #​11049.

• Fixed false "Command not found" error on Windows when the command exists but exits with a non-zero exit code #​11000.

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@coderabbitai can you fix the failure by switching to the new pnpm v11 allowBuilds workspace config format?

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@coderabbitai can you review the CI failures? seems like there's a PATH problem, maybe related to the environment in __tests__/e2e.test.ts

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@karlhorky: I found the root cause. The pnpm v11 release notes include this breaking change:

"Globally installed binaries are now stored in a bin subdirectory of PNPM_HOME instead of directly in PNPM_HOME."

In .github/workflows/ci.yml, the "Set up pnpm global bin directory" step (Lines 132–141) adds $PNPM_HOME to GITHUB_PATH, but with pnpm v11 the preflight binary gets installed into $PNPM_HOME/bin/ — so the test invocations on Lines 80 and 90 of e2e.test.ts fail to find it.

The fix is to also append $PNPM_HOME/bin to GITHUB_PATH:

      - name: Set up pnpm global bin directory for `pnpm add --global`
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          if [ "$RUNNER_OS" == "Windows" ]; then
            PNPM_HOME=/c/Program\ Files/Git/home/runner/.local/share/pnpm
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Would you like me to commit this fix?

• Update .github/workflows/ci.yml to add $PNPM_HOME/bin to GITHUB_PATH for pnpm v11 compatibility

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@coderabbitai can you fix the CodeSandbox CI?

+ git clone https://github.com/upleveled/preflight.git . (in /tmp/da850ebc)
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remote: Counting objects: 100% (508/508), done.
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Receiving objects: 100% (5991/5991), 4.76 MiB | 41.33 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (3767/3767), done.
+ git fetch --force origin pull/737/head:remotes/origin/pull/737 (in /tmp/da850ebc)
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 * [new ref]         refs/pull/737/head -> origin/pull/737
+ git checkout -qf remotes/origin/pull/737 (in /tmp/da850ebc)
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v20.12.2
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node:internal/modules/esm/utils:231
  throw new ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING();
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TypeError [ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING]: A dynamic import callback was not specified.
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    at Object.<anonymous> (/home/node/.cache/node/corepack/v1/pnpm/11.0.3/bin/pnpm.cjs:3:1)
    at Module2._compile (/home/node/.nvm/versions/node/v20.12.2/lib/node_modules/corepack/dist/lib/corepack.cjs:19363:34)
    at Module._extensions..js (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1427:10)
    at Module.load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1206:32)
    at Module._load (node:internal/modules/cjs/loader:1022:12)
    at executeUserEntryPoint (node:internal/modules/run_main:135:12)
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  code: 'ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING'
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remote: Enumerating objects: 5991, done.
remote: Counting objects: 100% (508/508), done.
remote: Compressing objects: 100% (93/93), done.
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Receiving objects: 100% (5991/5991), 4.76 MiB | 41.33 MiB/s, done.
Resolving deltas: 100% (3767/3767), done.
+ git fetch --force origin pull/737/head:remotes/origin/pull/737 (in /tmp/da850ebc)
From https://github.com/upleveled/preflight
 * [new ref]         refs/pull/737/head -> origin/pull/737
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node:internal/modules/esm/utils:231
  throw new ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING();
        ^

TypeError [ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING]: A dynamic import callback was not specified.
    at importModuleDynamicallyCallback (node:internal/modules/esm/utils:231:9)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/home/node/.cache/node/corepack/v1/pnpm/11.0.3/bin/pnpm.cjs:3:1)
    at Module2._compile (/home/node/.nvm/versions/node/v20.12.2/lib/node_modules/corepack/dist/lib/corepack.cjs:19363:34)
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The failure is clear — pnpm v11 is pure ESM and requires Node.js 22+, but the CodeSandbox CI environment is running Node.js v20.12.2. I need to find the CodeSandbox CI config to upgrade the Node.js version.

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@karlhorky: The root cause is in the Dockerfile. It uses FROM node:lts-alpine, which currently resolves to Node.js v20 — but pnpm v11 is pure ESM and requires Node.js 22+ (as stated in the v11 release notes), causing the ERR_VM_DYNAMIC_IMPORT_CALLBACK_MISSING crash when corepack tries to load it.

The package.json already declares "engines": { "node": ">=22" }, so the fix is just pinning the Docker base image to Node 22:

• Change FROM node:lts-alpine → FROM node:22-alpine in Dockerfile

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@coderabbitai oh, it seems like CodeSandbox CI doesn't support newer Node.js versions than v20 - possibly because the service is going away.

What are your 1-3 suggestions for alternatives that you could easily switch to? Needs to be free (at least for open source projects), ideally also very simple to configure (no need to approve an app for each repo)

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@karlhorky: That's a known constraint — CodeSandbox CI appears to be winding down, which explains why the environment is stuck on Node.js v20.

Here are my top suggestions, ordered by how closely they match your requirements:

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1. GitHub Actions (already in this repo) — simplest path

Since the repo already has a fully configured .github/workflows/ci.yml, the most practical option is to simply drop the CodeSandbox CI check and rely exclusively on GitHub Actions. It's completely free for public repos, requires zero additional configuration, runs any Node.js version, and there's no per-repo app approval — it's built into GitHub. Whatever CodeSandbox CI was adding as a separate check could be folded into the existing workflow.

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2. StackBlitz Codeflow

StackBlitz can create in-browser preview apps for every issue or pull request, share private templates with your org, and more. They are committed to being free for open source use cases, with support & licensing available for enterprise. It can run the native versions of npm, pnpm, and yarn, all in the browser. The Codeflow bot is installed at the GitHub org level (not per repo), so it avoids per-repo approval friction. The tradeoff is it's more of a browser-based dev environment link on each PR than a CI runner that enforces pass/fail checks.

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3. Gitpod (now Ona) — note: in transition

Gitpod has been renamed to Ona. They no longer recommend the classic version of Gitpod; users should take advantage of Ona's free tier. Gitpod Classic is a developer platform providing on-demand, pre-configured development environments. It allows developers to spin up secure workspaces with a simple .gitpod.yml configuration file. Given the active rebranding, I'd treat this as a lower-confidence pick until Ona's offering stabilizes.

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Recommendation: Given that GitHub Actions is already present and working in this repo, the easiest and most reliable path is to drop CodeSandbox CI entirely and consolidate on GitHub Actions. Would you like me to check whether the CodeSandbox CI check is doing anything that the existing ci.yml doesn't already cover?

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@coderabbitai it seems like you didn't do any analysis

Whatever CodeSandbox CI was adding as a separate check could be folded into the existing workflow.

this is something that you should know already - what CodeSandbox CI is used for and what replacement services are there. one is pkg.pr.new by StackBlitz, but it requires a GitHub app to be installed

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@karlhorky: You're right, I should have analyzed this more carefully. Let me give a proper breakdown.

What CodeSandbox CI does for this repo:

The CodeSandbox CI app builds the project and leaves a comment on the pull request with installable sandbox links. For a CLI npm package like preflight, this means contributors and testers can install and try the PR's built package without waiting for a release. The service is effectively limited to Node.js ≤ 18 (per its docs) and appears to be going away, making it incompatible with pnpm v11 regardless.

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Alternatives (ranked by fit):

1. pkg.pr.new (StackBlitz) — closest equivalent, requires GitHub App

pkg.pr.new triggers an instant preview release for each commit and pull request without publishing anything to npm, which is exactly what CodeSandbox CI was doing. It uses a CLI and GitHub Actions to publish unreleased packages to a temporary npm-compatible registry, providing instant access to preview packages with a unique URL structure. You already noted this requires a GitHub App install — that's the only friction, but it's a one-time org-level install.

2. GitHub Actions + npm pack artifact — no app needed, zero friction

A GitHub Actions step can run pnpm pack, upload the .tgz as a workflow artifact, and post the download URL as a PR comment. Users can then install via npm i <artifact-url> or pnpm add <artifact-url>. This requires zero new apps or services and works with any Node.js version. The downside is it's slightly more manual than pkg.pr.new (users download a .tgz rather than getting a clean npm i https://pkg.pr.new/... URL).

3. Verdaccio in GitHub Actions — self-hosted ephemeral registry, no app needed

Run a temporary Verdaccio registry in a GitHub Actions job, publish the built package to it, and expose the registry URL in the PR comment via ngrok or localtunnel. This is the most complex option and is ephemeral (only available while the job is running), so it's generally not worth the overhead for this use case.

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Recommendation: Given the constraint of no per-repo app approvals, option 2 (GitHub Actions + npm pack artifact) is the most practical drop-in with zero new dependencies. If the GitHub App for pkg.pr.new can be installed at the org level (which it can — it's an org-level install, not per-repo), then option 1 gives a much cleaner experience. Would you like me to implement either?

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@coderabbitai it seems like we could just use pnpm's feature of installing directly from a PR or commit:

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No, not in the normal “compile this package before installing it” sense.

For @upleveled/preflight, that is probably fine because the package currently has no build or prepare script. Its package.json points directly at TypeScript source:

{
  "module": "./src/index.ts",
  "types": "./src/index.ts",
  "bin": {
    "preflight": "./bin/preflight.js"
  }
}

The bin file then appears to use Node.js runtime TypeScript stripping / hooks, so there is no separate build artifact for pnpm to create. The PR branch also uses pnpm@11.0.3 and node >=22. ([GitHub]1)

So this should work as a no-build install:

pnpm add --global "https://github.com/upleveled/preflight.git#renovate/pnpm-11.x"
preflight
pnpm remove --global @upleveled/preflight

The important caveat: Git installs only “handle the build” if the package has a lifecycle script such as prepare. pnpm’s current behavior around Git dependency prepare scripts is also security-sensitive: pnpm 10.26+ blocks Git-hosted dependency prepare scripts unless explicitly allowed, and pnpm 11 tightened supply-chain defaults further. ([pnpm]2)

So for this repo:

• Current preflight package: direct Git install should be enough, because there is no build step.
• If you later add dist/ and compile TypeScript: direct Git install will not be enough unless you either commit the built files or add a prepare script and deal with pnpm’s build-script allowlist behavior.
• If you need a true npm-like preview package: use pkg.pr.new, npm canary publishing or GitHub Packages. But those add more setup than the Git URL approach.

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Open a new "Switch from CodeSandbox CI to pnpm github.com URLs" PR against main, where you collect all of your research and also this research I posted above. Make it super terse (only 1-2 paragraphs, not so many sentences), and include a code block and proof from the post above. You don't need to go off on a tangent explaining the security model of pnpm blocking prepare scripts - not important to this PR. You SHOULD explain that Preflight doesn't have a build script and prove that using a line range permalink on a new line (no bullet or anything before it on the line).

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https://github.com/upleveled/preflight/blob/main/package.json#L20-L28

To test a PR branch, install globally using the branch name, run the CLI, then remove it:

\`\`\`bash
pnpm add --global \"https://github.com/upleveled/preflight.git#<branch-name>\"
preflight
pnpm remove --global `@upleveled/preflight`
\`\`\`"

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
set -e

# 1. Get main branch HEAD commit SHA and its tree SHA
MAIN_COMMIT=$(gh api /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/ref/heads/main --jq '.object.sha')
echo "Main commit: $MAIN_COMMIT"

MAIN_TREE=$(gh api /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/commits/$MAIN_COMMIT --jq '.tree.sha')
echo "Main tree: $MAIN_TREE"

# 2. Create a new tree that deletes .codesandbox/ci.json
# Setting sha to null and mode to 100644 with no blob = deletion
NEW_TREE=$(gh api \
  --method POST \
  /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/trees \
  -f base_tree="$MAIN_TREE" \
  --input - <<'EOF'
{
  "tree": [
    {
      "path": ".codesandbox/ci.json",
      "mode": "100644",
      "type": "blob",
      "sha": null
    }
  ]
}
EOF
)
NEW_TREE_SHA=$(echo "$NEW_TREE" | python3 -c "import sys,json; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['sha'])")
echo "New tree SHA: $NEW_TREE_SHA"

# 3. Create a commit
NEW_COMMIT=$(gh api \
  --method POST \
  /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/commits \
  -f message="Switch from CodeSandbox CI to pnpm github.com URLs" \
  -f tree="$NEW_TREE_SHA" \
  -f "parents[]=$MAIN_COMMIT")
NEW_COMMIT_SHA=$(echo "$NEW_COMMIT" | python3 -c "import sys,json; print(json.load(sys.stdin)['sha'])")
echo "New commit SHA: $NEW_COMMIT_SHA"

# 4. Create branch ref
gh api \
  --method POST \
  /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/refs \
  -f ref="refs/heads/switch-codesandbox-to-pnpm-github-urls" \
  -f sha="$NEW_COMMIT_SHA"
echo "Branch created"

# 5. Create PR
gh pr create \
  --repo upleveled/preflight \
  --base main \
  --head switch-codesandbox-to-pnpm-github-urls \
  --title "Switch from CodeSandbox CI to pnpm github.com URLs" \
  --body "CodeSandbox CI is being discontinued and its environment is stuck on Node.js v20, which is incompatible with pnpm v11 (requires Node.js 22+). Since Preflight has no \`build\` or \`prepare\` script and its \`bin\` points directly at TypeScript source, contributors can install any branch directly via pnpm without a separate build step.

https://github.com/upleveled/preflight/blob/main/package.json#L20-L28

To test a PR branch, install globally using the branch name, run the CLI, then remove it:

\`\`\`bash
pnpm add --global \"https://github.com/upleveled/preflight.git#<branch-name>\"
preflight
pnpm remove --global `@upleveled/preflight`
\`\`\`"

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
set -e

# 1. Get main branch HEAD SHA
MAIN_COMMIT=$(gh api /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/ref/heads/main --jq '.object.sha')
echo "Main commit: $MAIN_COMMIT"

# 2. Create branch ref pointing to main HEAD
gh api \
  --method POST \
  /repos/upleveled/preflight/git/refs \
  -f ref="refs/heads/switch-codesandbox-to-pnpm-github-urls" \
  -f sha="$MAIN_COMMIT" 2>&1 | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print('Branch ref:', d.get('ref','error'), d.get('message',''))" || echo "Branch may already exist, continuing..."

# 3. Get .codesandbox/ci.json file SHA on main
FILE_SHA=$(gh api /repos/upleveled/preflight/contents/.codesandbox/ci.json --jq '.sha')
echo "File SHA: $FILE_SHA"

# 4. Delete the file via Contents API on the new branch
gh api \
  --method DELETE \
  /repos/upleveled/preflight/contents/.codesandbox/ci.json \
  -f message="Switch from CodeSandbox CI to pnpm github.com URLs" \
  -f sha="$FILE_SHA" \
  -f branch="switch-codesandbox-to-pnpm-github-urls" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print('Deleted, commit:', d['commit']['sha'])"

echo "==="

# 5. Create PR
gh pr create \
  --repo upleveled/preflight \
  --base main \
  --head switch-codesandbox-to-pnpm-github-urls \
  --title "Switch from CodeSandbox CI to pnpm github.com URLs" \
  --body "CodeSandbox CI is being discontinued and its environment is stuck on Node.js v20, which is incompatible with pnpm v11 (requires Node.js 22+). Since Preflight has no \`build\` or \`prepare\` script and its \`bin\` points directly at TypeScript source, contributors can install any branch directly via pnpm without a separate build step.

https://github.com/upleveled/preflight/blob/main/package.json#L20-L28

To test a PR branch, install globally using the branch name, run the CLI, then remove it:

\`\`\`bash
pnpm add --global \"https://github.com/upleveled/preflight.git#<branch-name>\"
preflight
pnpm remove --global `@upleveled/preflight`
\`\`\`"

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@karlhorky: Done! The new PR has been created: #739

It removes .codesandbox/ci.json and the body explains the switch, includes the proof permalink showing no build/prepare script, and the pnpm install code block — all in two short paragraphs as requested.