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Who's using @pnpmjs? Ember!
Ember supports pnpm out of the box for apps, as well as uses it internally to manage dependencies for the framework itself!
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Merry Christmas and a Happy New pnpm Release!
v8.13 is out!
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Giving back to the community is a perfect way to celebrate the holiday season 💫 WebStorm appreciates the hard work of open-source contributor volunteers and is proud to be backing the following OSS projects in 2024:
@PrettierCode
@pnpmjs
@tseslint
@geteslint
@astrodotbuild
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Our Rust rewrite of pnpm is close to being ready for experimental usage. However, the performance of it is not very good at the moment. Maybe someone with experience in Rust can help us find the bottleneck. Join the discussion: github.com/orgs/pnpm/discuss…
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pnpm v8.10 is out! You can now tell pnpm optional dependencies for which environments it needs to install, using the "pnpm.supportedArchitectures" field in "package.json"
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Went to pnpm.io to settle a debate with my boss on the official casing of 'pnpm'. Saw 'pnPm' on the homepage, was confused, refreshed, saw 'PnpM', and realized they're hilariously addressing the internet's confusion with it 😂 Thanks for the laughs @pnpmjs
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It hasn't happened yet (merging today!!!), but I wrote a big ol blog post on the giant migration of DefinitelyTyped to a @pnpmjs monorepo! I am super excited for this. Again thank you @atcb @sanders_n @zkochan and everyone else.
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Would it be fine to resolve transitive deps from cache, while resolving direct dependencies always from the latest metadata?
So, transitive dependencies might be 1day or one week outdated. Direct ones will always be latest
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Transitive from cache OK
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All should be latest
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Looks like reflinks on Windows Dev Drives don't work well. So, I'll revert this performance optimization for now in pnpm.
If you had issues on Windows 11 with 8.9.0 or 8.9.1 you can track the following issue (and maybe give us more details):
github.com/pnpm/pnpm/issues/…
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Is it OK to resolve dependencies from cached data? Installation speed would be a lot faster but sometimes you'd get an older version of the dependency
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no. Give me the latest
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1 day old cache is fine
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1 week old cache is fine
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pnpm v8.9 is out with huge performance improvements on macOS!
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Brandon Cheng about pnpm Catalogs at ViteConf 2023
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. @srdrabx has finally fixed the creation of reflinks on macOS and Windows Dev Drive! When we release the fix, @pnpmjs will be a lot faster on these systems as it appears that cloning is faster than creating hard links.
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pacquet is a partial reimplementation of @pnpmjs in Rust. The frozen-lockfile feature in pacquet (incomplete) is shown to be 7 times faster than pnpm.
ALT Hyperfine benchmark result between pacquet and pnpm Summary HEAD ran 7.00 ± 0.36 times faster than PNPM
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