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- Around line 36-37: Update the Node.js verification step after setup-node to
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- Around line 8-21: Add windows-arm64 to the lockfile_platforms list because
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Out of scope of this PR, but this whole comment needs to be re-written by a human. Created follow-up SCO-9217
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Looks good just one nit.
| # Install only pnpm, not the repo's full toolchain — Node comes from | ||
| # actions/setup-node. See mise.toml [tools] comment for why. | ||
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| uses: jdx/mise-action@7e36c90d9ab29c415a2384db3006f3ec8a8cc654 # v4.2.4 |
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Can we align this version to v.4.2.5?
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| # actions/setup-node. See mise.toml [tools] comment for why. | ||
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| uses: jdx/mise-action@7e36c90d9ab29c415a2384db3006f3ec8a8cc654 # v4.2.4 |
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v4.2.5
| # Install only pnpm, not the repo's full toolchain — Node comes from | ||
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v4.2.5
Manage dependencies with pnpm 11 instead of npm, pinned in mise.toml. packageManager field omitted because it makes pnpm write a two-document pnpm-lock.yaml that Dependabot cannot parse. 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. CI installs only pnpm from mise and puts it on PATH. A full mise install would also install mise's own node, which could silently test the wrong version. test.yml now asserts the major version so a shadowed node fails the job. All three workflows set `cache: false` on mise-action: - zizmor's cache-poisoning audit flags a restorable cache in a job that publishes artifacts built at runtime. - In test.yml and lint.yml it skips a restore that can never hit due to `install: false` 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); lint.yml drops: - `jq empty package-lock.json` step. `--frozen-lockfile` already fails on a bad lockfile. - `Test compile` (`tsc --noEmit`). The lint script already runs it twice. pnpm 11 reads non-auth settings from the workspace file so `engineStrict` moves from `.npmrc` to `pnpm-workspace.yaml`. In the e2e manifests, vitest and typescript move to devDependencies. The root lint script drops its unnecessary `pnpm exec` prefixes (they are on the PATH). dependabot.yml narrows from directories: ["/", "**/*"] to directory: /. One root pnpm-lock.yaml covers the workspace, and a per-directory run under e2e/* would bump a manifest and leave the root lockfile stale. The glob used to match e2e/js and e2e/ts, so dropping it also discards their kind 2/3 failures in dependabot-failure-watcher.yml. Two dependency changes: - `maxmind` becomes a direct dependency because type checking failed with package managers that do not flatten node_modules (e.g. pnpm). -The `deploy:docs` script and its `gh-pages` devDependency are deleted. Nothing called it. release.yml deploys docs with peaceiris/actions-gh-pages 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. README.dev.md and CLAUDE.md: - instruct to run `mise install` before `pnpm install` to prevent using whichever pnpm is on PATH. - README.dev.md gains the supported-platform list to go with with the lockfile_platforms setting above. The reformatting in src/response/web-records.ts comes from prettier 3.9.6, which the fresh install pulled in place of 3.8.4. It is the only src/ change on this branch. Config and comments are kept consistent with the parallel GeoIP2-node conversion when possible.
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Public repositories still use npm. Track switching them to pnpm.
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