pnpm 9.9.0

pnpm 9.9

on Node.js NPM

Minor Changes

• Minor breaking change. This change might result in resolving your peer dependencies slightly differently but we don't expect it to introduce issues.

  We had to optimize how we resolve peer dependencies in order to fix some infinite loops and out-of-memory errors during peer dependencies resolution.

  When a peer dependency is a prod dependency somewhere in the dependency graph (with the same version), pnpm will resolve the peers of that peer dependency in the same way across the subgraph.

  For example, we have react-dom in the peer deps of the form and button packages. card has react-dom and react as regular dependencies and card is a dependency of form.

  These are the direct dependencies of our example project:

  form
  react@16
  react-dom@16
  

  These are the dependencies of card:

  button
  react@17
  react-dom@16
  

  When resolving peers, pnpm will not re-resolve react-dom for card, even though card shadows react@16 from the root with react@17. So, all 3 packages (form, card, and button) will use react-dom@16, which in turn uses react@16. form will use react@16, while card and button will use react@17.

  Before this optimization react-dom@16 was duplicated for the card, so that card and button would use a react-dom@16 instance that uses react@17.

  Before the change:

  form
  -> react-dom@16(react@16)
  -> react@16
  card
  -> react-dom@16(react@17)
  -> react@17
  button
  -> react-dom@16(react@17)
  -> react@17
  

  After the change

  form
  -> react-dom@16(react@16)
  -> react@16
  card
  -> react-dom@16(react@16)
  -> react@17
  button
  -> react-dom@16(react@16)
  -> react@17
  

Patch Changes

• pnpm deploy should write the node_modules/.modules.yaml to the node_modules directory within the deploy directory #7731.
• Don't override a symlink in node_modules if it already points to the right location pnpm/symlink-dir#54.

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