feat: Use pnpm config instead of npm config#289
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We are blocked in the public repos that still support node 20, and I guess this change would break it there. Which is fine, that's why we version things, but this change needs to be shipped as a major bump (v0.41 is fine).
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Will they actually break, if they use |
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Let's see, maybe it will be fine, CI will tell us. |
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With PNPM v11 being out, we can use
pnpm configto set up the registry configuration, and with that use"onFail": "error"in thedevEngines.packageManagerconfig in our projects.Let's use
pnpm configin this workflow to allow that. Everyone should update topnpmv11 anyway, so I wouldn't be concerned if this breaks any project.