fix(client): move pnpm overrides to their pnpm 10.6+ home and pin the toolchain - #7801
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… toolchain "pnpm install --frozen-lockfile" failed in any clean checkout with ERR_PNPM_LOCKFILE_CONFIG_MISMATCH on "overrides". The lockfile was not actually stale: its "overrides:" block matched client/package.json entry for entry. The mismatch was a pnpm major-version split. pnpm 10.6+ no longer reads the "pnpm" field in package.json (pnpm 11 warns and ignores it), so a modern local pnpm saw zero overrides while the lockfile recorded fourteen. CI pinned pnpm 9, which still reads the old location, so CI stayed green and hid the split. Regenerating the lockfile -- the obvious fix -- would have made this worse: under pnpm 11 it strips all fourteen security pins from the lockfile, silently un-resolving the advisories they forward-resolve, and then breaks CI with the mirror-image mismatch. Instead, move the settings to their documented new home and pin the pnpm version so every consumer reads the same config: - Add client/pnpm-workspace.yaml carrying the "overrides" block verbatim. - Drop the now-ignored "pnpm.overrides" field from client/package.json so there is a single source of truth. - Pin "packageManager": "pnpm@11.13.0" and bump the four client-installing workflows to match. The lobby-worker job keeps pnpm 9 -- it installs via "npm ci" and only uses pnpm as a script runner. - Declare "allowBuilds" for esbuild and workerd. pnpm 9 ran every install script; pnpm 10+ blocks them unless allowlisted, and those two ship the platform binaries vite/vitest and wrangler need at build time. - Gate scripts/setup.sh on pnpm >= 10 so a contributor on pnpm 9 gets an actionable message instead of the opaque lockfile mismatch. client/pnpm-lock.yaml is deliberately unchanged -- it was correct all along. Verified: frozen install succeeds twice from a wiped node_modules with no lockfile drift; all fourteen overrides audited as satisfied against the resolved tree with nothing downgraded (uuid is inert, not in the tree); type-check clean; lint 0 errors; vitest 3131 passed across 320 files, exit 0. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In `@scripts/setup.sh`:
- Around line 101-108: Replace the client-specific pnpm 11.13.0 pin with 11.13.1
or newer in client/package.json and every workflow that installs the client
dependencies; leave the separate pnpm 9 lobby-worker path unchanged. Keep the
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| pnpm_major="$(pnpm --version 2>/dev/null | cut -d. -f1)" | ||
| if ! [ "${pnpm_major:-0}" -ge 10 ] 2>/dev/null; then | ||
| echo "ERROR: pnpm >= 10 required (found ${pnpm_major:-unknown})" >&2 | ||
| echo " client/package.json pins pnpm@11.13.0; pnpm 10+ switches to it automatically." >&2 | ||
| echo " Upgrade: corepack enable && corepack use pnpm@11.13.0" >&2 | ||
| echo " Or see: https://pnpm.io/installation" >&2 | ||
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail
required="$(node -p "require('./client/package.json').packageManager")"
actual="$(cd client && pnpm --version)"
printf 'required=%s actual=pnpm@%s\n' "$required" "$actual"
test "pnpm@$actual" = "$required"Repository: phase-rs/phase
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set -euo pipefail
printf '%s\n' '--- relevant files ---'
git ls-files \
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'client/pnpm-workspace.yaml' \
'.github/workflows/*' \
'CLAUDE.md'
printf '%s\n' '--- pnpm references ---'
rg -n -i --glob 'scripts/**/*.sh' --glob 'client/package.json' \
--glob 'client/pnpm-workspace.yaml' --glob '.github/workflows/**' \
'pnpm|allowBuilds|onlyBuiltDependencies|ignoredBuiltDependencies' .
printf '%s\n' '--- setup context ---'
sed -n '80,125p' scripts/setup.sh
printf '%s\n' '--- package metadata ---'
node - <<'JS'
const fs = require('fs');
for (const file of ['client/package.json', 'client/pnpm-workspace.yaml', 'CLAUDE.md']) {
console.log(`--- ${file} ---`);
if (file.endsWith('.json')) console.log(JSON.stringify(JSON.parse(fs.readFileSync(file, 'utf8')), null, 2));
else console.log(fs.readFileSync(file, 'utf8'));
}
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pnpm allowBuilds introduced version 10.26.0 pnpm settings build documentation
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The allowBuilds setting was introduced in pnpm v10.26.0 [1][2][3]. It provides a centralized, flexible way to manage package build script execution by mapping package matchers to a boolean value (true to allow, false to disallow) [1][2][4]. Key details regarding allowBuilds: - Purpose: It serves as the single source of truth for build permissions, replacing legacy settings like onlyBuiltDependencies, ignoredBuiltDependencies, neverBuiltDependencies, and onlyBuiltDependenciesFile [1][2][3]. - Configuration: It is configured in the pnpm-workspace.yaml file [1][5][3]. - Behavior: Packages not explicitly listed in allowBuilds are disallowed by default, adhering to pnpm's security model [1][3]. Depending on the strictDepBuilds setting, pnpm will either print an error (default) or a warning when an unapproved build script is encountered [1][3]. - Automatic Management: When pnpm detects dependencies with ignored builds that are not in allowBuilds, it automatically adds them to pnpm-workspace.yaml with a placeholder value for you to update [1][6]. You can also use the pnpm approve-builds command to interactively manage these permissions [6]. - Syntax Examples: allowBuilds: esbuild: true core-js: false nx@21.6.4 || 21.6.5: true [1][2][7] In later versions (pnpm v11+), legacy settings like onlyBuiltDependencies are automatically removed or ignored in favor of allowBuilds [6].
Citations:
- 1: https://pnpm.io/settings/build
- 2: https://pnpm.io/blog/releases/10.26
- 3: https://pnpm.io/10.x/settings
- 4: https://newreleases.io/project/github/pnpm/pnpm/release/v10.26.0
- 5: https://pnpm.io/settings
- 6: https://pnpm.io/cli/approve-builds
- 7: https://newreleases.io/project/npm/pnpm/release/10.26.0
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printf '%s\n' '--- setup beginning and install path ---'
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printf '%s\n' '--- relevant package-manager metadata ---'
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pnpm v11.13.0 broken release @pnpm/exe missing binary
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The pnpm v11.13.0 release is considered broken because the @pnpm/exe platform packages shipped without the necessary native binary [1][2][3]. When users attempted to update to or install v11.13.0, the installation process—specifically the setup.js script—failed to detect that the native binary was missing [2][3]. Because the script exited with a success code (0) despite the missing binary, the installation appeared to complete successfully (e.g., printing "Successfully updated pnpm to v11.13.0"), leaving the user with a non-functional, "bricked" pnpm installation [2][4]. This issue was addressed in version 11.13.1 [3][5]. To resolve the problem, affected users typically needed to remove the broken installation (e.g., rm -rf the pnpm installation directory) and perform a fresh install of a working version [4]. Subsequent pnpm updates introduced safeguards, such as explicit release gates and version checks, to refuse the installation of known broken versions like v11.13.0 even if a user explicitly attempts to pin to them [1][3].
Citations:
- 1: fix: refuse a broken pnpm release when switching versions, not only on self-update pnpm/pnpm#13082
- 2: fix(self-update): discard an installed pnpm that cannot run pnpm/pnpm#13076
- 3: ci(release): gate releases on a publishable manifest, a real upgrade, and pnpm doctor pnpm/pnpm#13072
- 4: pnpm v11.13 update broke my install on linux pnpm/pnpm#13067
- 5: pnpm/pnpm@v11.13.0...v11.13.1
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pnpm 10 managePackageManagerVersions packageManager field automatically switches to declared version
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In pnpm 10, the managePackageManagerVersions configuration setting is enabled by default [1]. When enabled, this setting instructs pnpm to automatically download and run the version of pnpm specified in the packageManager field of your package.json file [2]. It is important to note that starting in pnpm 11, the managePackageManagerVersions setting (along with packageManagerStrict and packageManagerStrictVersion) has been removed [3][4]. These settings were replaced by a unified configuration option called pmOnFail, which controls the behavior when the running pnpm version does not match the version declared in the packageManager field [5][3]. The default behavior for pmOnFail is download, which maintains the previous functionality of managePackageManagerVersions: true by automatically downloading and using the declared version [5][3]. Summary of migration for these settings: - managePackageManagerVersions: true is now pmOnFail: download [5][3]. - managePackageManagerVersions: false is now pmOnFail: ignore [5][3]. Additionally, pnpm 11 introduced devEngines.packageManager as a modern alternative to the legacy packageManager field, which supports semver ranges and offers more robust version management [6][7].
Citations:
- 1: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/releases/tag/v10.0.0
- 2: https://pnpm.io/10.x/settings
- 3: https://github.com/pnpm/pnpm/releases/tag/v11.0.0
- 4: https://pnpm.io/blog/releases/11.0
- 5: https://pnpm.io/settings/cli
- 6: https://pnpm.io/package_json
- 7: feat: support
devEngines.packageManagerfor pnpm version management pnpm/pnpm#10932
Replace the broken pnpm 11.13.0 pin.
pnpm@11.13.0 can install without its executable and break client setup. Use 11.13.1 or newer in client/package.json and all client-installing workflows. Keep the separate pnpm 9 lobby-worker path unchanged. The setup check can continue to accept pnpm 10+, because pnpm automatically runs the version declared in packageManager.
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In `@scripts/setup.sh` around lines 101 - 108, Replace the client-specific pnpm
11.13.0 pin with 11.13.1 or newer in client/package.json and every workflow that
installs the client dependencies; leave the separate pnpm 9 lobby-worker path
unchanged. Keep the existing pnpm 10+ validation in the setup script.
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Changes requested — protected CI, release, and package surfaces require maintainer-owned security/release review.
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This current head changes .github/workflows/ci.yml, .github/workflows/deploy.yml, .github/workflows/release.yml, .github/workflows/shell-release.yml, and client/package.json. These paths match the repository hard-stop policy in .agents/pr-review-policy.toml:44-57; workflow toolchain and package-manager configuration changes cannot proceed through the ordinary contributor implementation-review/enqueue route without an explicit maintainer-owned security and release review.
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Recommendation: keep this head blocked; do not enqueue until the protected CI/release/package review is completed.
pnpm 11.13.0 is a known-bad release: its @pnpm/exe platform packages shipped without the native binary, and setup.js exited 0 anyway, so the install reports success and leaves a non-functional pnpm. Later pnpm versions added a release gate that refuses to install 11.13.0 even when it is pinned explicitly. 11.13.1 is the patch that fixed the packaging and changes nothing else. Confirmed against the registry rather than the advisory alone -- the @pnpm/win-x64 tarball is 1,934 bytes at 11.13.0 versus 98,101,462 bytes at 11.13.1. CI did not catch this because pnpm/action-setup installs the plain npm "pnpm" package through node and never resolves @pnpm/exe, so the frozen install passed on 11.13.0. The exposure is the path the previous commit introduced: a contributor on pnpm 10+ hits the "packageManager" pin, self-downloads the declared version, and ends up with the bricked toolchain -- reintroducing the clean-checkout install failure this branch set out to fix. Bump all seven references: the "packageManager" pin, the four workflows that install client dependencies, and both upgrade hints in scripts/setup.sh. The lobby-worker job stays on pnpm 9 (it installs via "npm ci" and only uses pnpm as a script runner), and the pnpm >= 10 gate in scripts/setup.sh is unchanged. Verified: with the ambient pnpm at 11.13.0, running in client/ self- switches to the pin and reports 11.13.1, and "pnpm install --frozen-lockfile" completes on 11.13.1 with no lockfile drift. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The current head 2b6cee969b9794c0e03eab47b1a30a7a68e7dd65 changes .github/workflows/ci.yml:758, .github/workflows/deploy.yml:738, .github/workflows/release.yml:106, .github/workflows/shell-release.yml:180, and client/package.json:6. These match the hard-stop patterns in .agents/pr-review-policy.toml:44-57. Workflow/release toolchain changes and package-manager configuration require an explicit maintainer-owned security and release review; they cannot proceed through the ordinary contributor enqueue path.
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Context for the protected-surface review. This is a package-manager configuration fix, so it lands on What's broken today
This is not lockfile drift. The lockfile's Worth flagging explicitly: regenerating the lockfile is the dangerous fix. Under pnpm 11 it strips all fourteen security pins from the lockfile and then breaks CI with the mirror-image mismatch. Security-relevant deltas1. Install-script execution is tightened, not loosened. pnpm 9 ran install scripts for every resolved package — 778 of them — with no allowlist. pnpm 10+ blocks build scripts by default, and 2. Toolchain pinning is tightened. 3. The 14 security overrides are preserved verbatim, relocated to 4. The lobby-worker job intentionally stays on pnpm 9. It installs via On the pinned versionThe first head pinned Fixed in Verification
Split out so this isn't urgentSo the protected-surface review isn't holding up contributors, I've split the non-protected half into #7826. That PR adds only One detail from that work worth surfacing here: That leaves this PR as purely the consolidation: collapse the duplicate override lists to one source of truth, and pin the pnpm version so local and CI stop diverging. No rush on it from my side — happy to answer questions or restructure it however the review prefers. |
"pnpm install --frozen-lockfile" failed in any clean checkout with
ERR_PNPM_LOCKFILE_CONFIG_MISMATCH on "overrides". The lockfile was not
actually stale: its "overrides:" block matched client/package.json entry for
entry. The mismatch was a pnpm major-version split. pnpm 10.6+ no longer
reads the "pnpm" field in package.json (pnpm 11 warns and ignores it), so a
modern local pnpm saw zero overrides while the lockfile recorded fourteen. CI
pinned pnpm 9, which still reads the old location, so CI stayed green and hid
the split.
Regenerating the lockfile -- the obvious fix -- would have made this worse:
under pnpm 11 it strips all fourteen security pins from the lockfile,
silently un-resolving the advisories they forward-resolve, and then breaks CI
with the mirror-image mismatch.
Instead, move the settings to their documented new home and pin the pnpm
version so every consumer reads the same config:
there is a single source of truth.
workflows to match. The lobby-worker job keeps pnpm 9 -- it installs via
"npm ci" and only uses pnpm as a script runner.
script; pnpm 10+ blocks them unless allowlisted, and those two ship the
platform binaries vite/vitest and wrangler need at build time.
actionable message instead of the opaque lockfile mismatch.
client/pnpm-lock.yaml is deliberately unchanged -- it was correct all along.
Verified: frozen install succeeds twice from a wiped node_modules with no
lockfile drift; all fourteen overrides audited as satisfied against the
resolved tree with nothing downgraded (uuid is inert, not in the tree);
type-check clean; lint 0 errors; vitest 3131 passed across 320 files, exit 0.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 noreply@anthropic.com
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