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Addresses code review on #1775. The `node --version` step added with the pnpm conversion only printed the version, so a mise-shadowed Node would have gone undetected unless a human read the log. test.yml now compares the running major against the matrix value and fails on mismatch. The matrix value is passed through env rather than interpolated into the run block, which is the form zizmor's template-injection audit flags. lint.yml has no matrix, so its step is relabelled as the smoke check it actually is. release.yml's publish job now asserts npm >= 11.5.1, the invariant that lets it pin Node 24 and skip installing npm globally. A Node downgrade would otherwise only surface during a real release. mise.toml's lockfile_platforms comment claimed more than the setting delivers. `mise lock` always locks the platform it runs on, even one excluded from that list -- verified by dropping the current platform and regenerating, which re-added it. So the list is not a hard guard, and the comment now says so and points at the post-regeneration check. Records that Intel macOS and Windows ARM64 are unsupported, so excluding macos-x64 is not a loss of support. Intel macOS could not work regardless: pnpm 11 ships no darwin-x64 binary, which is why mise falls back to the release's unrelated source-maps.tgz there. README.dev.md gains a supported platforms section. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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87-102: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDisable mise PATH injection in all four setup blocks.
jdx/mise-actiondefaults both inputs totrue. Its laterGITHUB_PATHentries take precedence overactions/setup-node, sonodecan resolve throughmise.toml’snode = "latest"instead of the configured Node version. Setadd_shims_to_path: falseandexport_path: falsein bothrelease.ymljobs,lint.yml, andtest.yml. Preservecache: falseinrelease.yml.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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| # Install only pnpm, not the repo's full toolchain — Node comes from | ||
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Converts the repo's own tooling from npm to pnpm. pnpm is pinned in mise.toml, and all workflows, precious commands, and the release script use it. The e2e projects are now pnpm workspace members, replacing the `npm link` sequence which has no pnpm equivalent as of version 11. pnpm-lock.yaml replaces three package-lock.json files. Publishing stays on npm: adopting pnpm 11's own OIDC support is a separate follow-up (SCO-9226). The publish job moves to node 24, allowing us to drop `npm install -g npm@latest`, resolving the one open zizmor finding on this repo (adhoc-packages); mise.toml sets lockfile_platforms to exclude windows-arm64 and macos-x64, neither of which we support. macos-x64 also cannot work at all, since pnpm 11.0.5+ ship no darwin-x64 binary. pnpm 11 reads non-auth settings from the workspace file so `engineStrict` moves from `.npmrc` to `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. The reformatting in src/response/web-records.ts comes from prettier 3.9.6, pulled in by the fresh install. It is the only src/ change on this branch.
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