chore: upgrade pnpm 9 → 11 with supply-chain protection#235
chore: upgrade pnpm 9 → 11 with supply-chain protection#235cameronapak wants to merge 8 commits into
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- Upgrade pnpm 9.0.0 → 11.1.1 (packageManager, engines, corepack) - Add minimumReleaseAge: 4320 (3-day cooldown) to pnpm-workspace.yaml - Move overrides from package.json → pnpm-workspace.yaml (pnpm 11 requirement) - Add @internal/eslint-config and eslint-plugin-storybook as root devDeps - Add allowBuilds for esbuild, @parcel/watcher, msw - Remove version pins from CI workflows (reads from packageManager field) - Update AGENTS.md with pnpm 11 refs and supply-chain docs
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- Bump node-version from 20 → 22 in ci.yml and storybook.yml (pnpm 11 requires Node >= 22.13) - Bump engines.node from >=20 → >=22 in package.json - Remove minimumReleaseAgeExclude — workspace packages bypass the gate inherently - Update AGENTS.md Node requirement references
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Hey @jhampton, Can I get your feedback on this PR? Mainly around the idea of it. I just want to make sure that with the rise of supply chain attacks, that we are protected on our repos. So I just want to share this with you and let me know so that I can hear your feedback (any feedback) |
Resolve pnpm-lock.yaml conflict by regenerating against main (YPE-642 verse action popover) with pnpm 11.10.0. Supply-chain hardening follow-ups: - pnpm 11.1.1 -> 11.10.0 (latest stable 11.x; corepack-written hash) - vite override ">=5.4.21" -> exact "7.3.3" (closes the last loose version range; a >= let a bad newer release resolve silently) - allowBuilds: '@swc/core': false (tsup uses esbuild by default; no tsup.config requests swc, so its native postinstall is unneeded) - CONTRIBUTING.md prerequisites: Node >=22, pnpm >=11 (match engines) Verified: pnpm lint (7/7), typecheck (6/6), test (751 pass: core 298, hooks 275, ui 178), build. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CLAUDITHAN SAYS Re: the Greptile note that 1. Stale premise. After the lockfile regen on the current head, Greptile reviewed an earlier commit where swc had transiently dropped out; the regen restored it, so "resolves without it" no longer describes this code. 2. Wrong mechanism regardless. tsup always transforms/bundles with esbuild. Net: nothing to fix. The green build is expected, not just reassuring — esbuild was always the transformer. (Also FYI: |
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"Medium — .npmrc settings are now silently dead, and the hoisting behavior changed
pnpm 11 only reads auth/registry settings from .npmrc; everything else must live in pnpm-workspace.yaml (pnpm 11 release notes). This PR only removed a comment from .npmrc and left the functional settings behind:
All five lines are now ignored. Two are harmless because they match pnpm 11 defaults (autoInstallPeers: true, strictPeerDependencies: false). But publicHoistPattern defaults to [], so eslint, prettier, and @types/* packages are no longer hoisted to root node_modules. That's a silent resolution change — it's likely why the PR had to add @internal/eslint-config and eslint-plugin-storybook as root devDependencies to keep lint working. CI passes today, but any editor tooling or script relying on hoisted @types/* / prettier resolution may behave differently locally. Recommendation: either intentionally delete these lines (and note the hoisting change in the PR description) or migrate them to pnpm-workspace.yaml as publicHoistPattern. Leaving dead config that looks functional is the worst option."
Cursor brought this up during my review for this PR. Probably not a big deal but just verify if it's a real problem or not before merging.
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Verified against pnpm's own docs — the Cursor note is correct on the substance:
- pnpm 11 reads only auth/registry from
.npmrc; all other settings must live inpnpm-workspace.yaml(11.0 release notes). publicHoistPatterndefault is[], so*eslint*/*prettier*/@types/*were no longer hoisted to root.autoInstallPeers/strictPeerDependenciesmatched defaults, so harmless-but-dead.
Fixed in 62b088e: migrated publicHoistPattern (+ the two peer settings) into pnpm-workspace.yaml and reduced .npmrc to a comment. Chose migrate-over-delete to preserve the repo's intended hoisting rather than silently drop it.
Proof it took effect: pnpm install --force now hoists the full @types/* set to root node_modules (was just @types/node before). Lint + typecheck pass; lockfile unchanged.
One correction to the note: the guess that this is "why the PR added @internal/eslint-config / eslint-plugin-storybook as root devDeps" doesn't hold — those are workspace packages hoisted by a different mechanism, unrelated to publicHoistPattern.
pnpm 11 reads only auth/registry settings from .npmrc; the publicHoistPattern / autoInstallPeers / strictPeerDependencies lines were silently ignored. Verified publicHoistPattern default is [] under pnpm 11, so eslint/prettier/@types/* were no longer hoisted to root. Migrate them to pnpm-workspace.yaml to preserve the repo's intended hoisting. Confirmed via `pnpm install --force`: full @types/* set is hoisted to root node_modules again (was just @types/node before). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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engines.node floor of 22.0.0 is too low for pnpm 11. pnpm 11 relies on the node:sqlite built-in module, which was only added in Node 22.13. A developer on Node 22.0–22.12 would pass the engines gate and then hit a cryptic ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE: No such built-in module: node:sqlite crash from pnpm itself. AGENTS.md in this same PR already documents the correct minimum: "pnpm 11 requires Node >= 22.13".
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The `engines.node` floor of `22.0.0` is too low for pnpm 11. pnpm 11 relies on the `node:sqlite` built-in module, which was only added in Node 22.13. A developer on Node 22.0–22.12 would pass the `engines` gate and then hit a cryptic `ERR_UNKNOWN_BUILTIN_MODULE: No such built-in module: node:sqlite` crash from pnpm itself. AGENTS.md in this same PR already documents the correct minimum: "pnpm 11 requires Node >= 22.13".
```suggestion
"node": ">=22.13.0",
"pnpm": ">=11.0.0"
```
How can I resolve this? If you propose a fix, please make it concise.
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Also not sure about this lol
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My original comment was incorrect. I verified against the pnpm 11 release notes and official docs — the documented minimum is Node.js >= 22.0.0, not 22.13. While pnpm 11 does use node:sqlite internally, it does not require 22.13 specifically.
Your "node": ">=22.0.0" is correct. Disregard this comment.
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@Dustin-Kelley its funny becuase this is the exact same thing Cluade called out with a little more info
package.json:7 — engines.node is set to ">=22.0.0", but pnpm 11.1.1 (pinned via packageManager) actually requires Node >=22.13(verified against npm registry metadata). The PR's own AGENTS.md:122 edit even says so in a parenthetical added in the same commit:"Minimum version 22.0.0 required (pnpm 11 requires Node >= 22.13)" — the doc and the enforced engines field disagree with each other.A contributor on Node 22.0–22.12 passes the engines check but then hits a confusing pnpm failure. Fix: bump engines.node to">=22.13.0".
@cameronapak may be worth verifying
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RELATES TO https://lifechurch.atlassian.net/browse/YPE-2688
The recent news of seeing more and more supply-chain attacks via npm has caused me to want to make sure we're as secure as can be. That's what this PR does.
Summary
minimumReleaseAge: 4320(3-day cooldown) to mitigate supply-chain attacks on new package versionspackage.json→pnpm-workspace.yaml(pnpm 11 breaking change — overrides in package.json no longer enforce for auto-installed peers)vitewas the last loose range (>=5.4.21→7.3.3), which could otherwise resolve a compromised newer release silentlypnpm/action-setup@v4now reads frompackageManagerfield (single source of truth)Changes
package.jsonpackageManager: "pnpm@11.10.0",engines.pnpm: ">=11.0.0", removedpnpm.overrides, added@internal/eslint-config+eslint-plugin-storybookas root devDepspnpm-workspace.yamlminimumReleaseAge, exact-pinnedoverrides(incl.vite: "7.3.3"),allowBuilds(@swc/core: false— tsup uses esbuild, swc native build unneeded)CONTRIBUTING.md>=22, pnpm>=11to matchengines.github/workflows/ci.ymlversion: 9.0.0pins.github/workflows/release.ymlversion: 9.0.0pin.github/workflows/storybook.ymlversion: 9.0.0pinAGENTS.mdpnpm 11 breaking changes handled
pnpm-workspace.yaml(notpackage.json) to enforce for auto-installed peersallowBuildsapproval (esbuild, @parcel/watcher, msw)@internal/eslint-configandeslint-plugin-storybookmust be root devDependenciesminimumReleaseAgeblocks packages published < 3 days ago; override with--forceif needed urgentlyVerification
pnpm lint— all 7 packages passpnpm typecheck— all 6 packages passpnpm test— 751 tests pass (core: 298, hooks: 275, ui: 178)Greptile Summary
This PR upgrades pnpm from 9.0.0 to 11.10.0 and adds supply-chain protections including a 3-day
minimumReleaseAgecooldown, exact-pinned overrides, and apackageManagerhash for corepack integrity. It also migrates pnpm settings from.npmrcandpackage.jsonintopnpm-workspace.yamlas required by pnpm 11's breaking changes.package.json → pnpm-workspace.yaml,autoInstallPeers/strictPeerDependencies/publicHoistPatternmigrated from.npmrc, andallowBuildsadded for native build control.pnpm/action-setup@v4version pins removed in favor of thepackageManagerfield as the single source of truth; Node bumped from 20 → 22 across all workflows.minimumReleaseAge: 4320(3-day cooldown), exactvite: "7.3.3"override replacing the former loose>=5.4.21range, and a SHA-512 hash appended to thepackageManagerfield.Confidence Score: 4/5
Safe to merge after tightening the Node.js minimum version floor — the rest of the pnpm 11 migration is mechanically correct and well-documented.
The engines.node field in package.json, CONTRIBUTING.md, and AGENTS.md all state >=22.0.0, but pnpm 11 depends on the node:sqlite built-in introduced in Node 22.13. A developer on any 22.0–22.12 patch release would pass the engines gate but crash immediately when pnpm runs. AGENTS.md within this same PR already documents the correct floor, making this an internal contradiction.
package.json (engines.node floor), CONTRIBUTING.md and AGENTS.md (matching version documentation)
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pnpm-lock.yaml, line 194-195 (link)@swc/coreno longer resolved as atsuppeerAcross every package (
root,packages/core,packages/hooks,packages/ui),tsup@8.5.0previously resolved with@swc/core@1.13.5as a satisfied peer; after this upgrade it resolves without it. This means tsup will now use esbuild as its transformer instead of SWC. If any package'stsup.config.tsexplicitly sets esbuildOptions or SWC-specific options, behaviour changes silently. The test suite passing is reassuring, but it's worth confirming notsup.configreferencesexperimentalDtsor similar options that behaved differently under SWC.Prompt To Fix With AI
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