Switch from npm to pnpm - #1775
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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 previously got the root package via `npm link`, which has no pnpm equivalent. They are now pnpm workspace members depending on `@maxmind/geoip2-node` at `workspace:*`, so a single root install links them. This replaces three package-lock.json files with one pnpm-lock.yaml and removes six steps from test.yml. Both are marked private, since workspace membership would otherwise let a stray `pnpm publish -r` push them to the registry. The publish job moves to Node 24, whose bundled npm 11.17.0 is above the 11.5.1 minimum for npm Trusted Publishing. That lets `npm install -g npm@latest` be deleted, resolving the zizmor adhoc-packages alert that flagged it for installing outside a lockfile. Publishing itself stays on the npm CLI: pnpm has no native OIDC support, and delegating provenance to npm through `pnpm publish` has known failures. A comment in the workflow records why, so it is not "fixed" later. mise.toml restricts lockfile_platforms to exclude macos-x64. pnpm 11 ships no darwin-x64 binary, so mise mis-resolves that platform to the release's unrelated source-maps.tgz asset. Intel Macs therefore cannot run pnpm 11 via mise at all; omitting the platform turns a silent mis-download into a clear error rather than causing the loss. pnpm settings live in pnpm-workspace.yaml, not .npmrc: pnpm 11 no longer reads non-auth settings from INI, which makes the `engine-strict=true` used elsewhere in the house dead config. The src/types.ts change is unrelated to pnpm. The fresh resolve moved prettier from 3.8.4 to 3.9.6 within its declared `^3.0.0` range, and the newer version collapses that union type, which failed prettier:ci. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe repository now uses pnpm 11 as its package manager. Workspace configuration covers e2e packages. Local commands, CI workflows, Dependabot settings, release scripts, and development documentation use pnpm. Changespnpm workspace migration
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This migration changes CI and release tooling, but the current configuration can let the environment manager override the Node 22/24 versions selected for publishing, creating a concrete risk of running releases under an unintended runtime. Intel Mac development setup also remains unresolved, so merge should wait for the workflow fix and an explicit owner decision on that platform. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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GitHubActions->>setup-node: Select the Node.js version
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zizmor's cache-poisoning audit flags a restorable cache in a job that publishes artifacts built at runtime. Both setup-node steps in this workflow already set package-manager-cache: false for that reason, so adding jdx/mise-action, which caches by default, reintroduced the finding that existing config was written to avoid. Caching stays enabled in test.yml and lint.yml, where zizmor does not flag it and it is a real speed win. This mirrors the asymmetry the workflow already had with package-manager-cache. Verified with `zizmor --no-online-audits .github/workflows/`: two high cache-poisoning findings before, none after. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Around line 9-19: Update the mise configuration and platform support
documentation so Intel macOS is not treated as a supported pnpm platform; do not
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30-39: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winDisable mise PATH exports in both
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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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Converts this repo's own tooling from npm to pnpm. pnpm is pinned in
mise.toml; all workflows,.precious.tomlcommands, anddev-bin/release.shuse it. The consumer-facingnpm installinREADME.mdis deliberately unchanged — this is about our dev workflow, not how users install the package.minfraud-api-nodeis getting the same treatment under the same ticket, and the two conversions were coordinated so both repos land the same shape.e2e projects become pnpm workspace members
e2e/jsande2e/tspreviously got the library vianpm link, which has no pnpm equivalent. They now depend on@maxmind/geoip2-nodeatworkspace:*, so one root install links them. This replaces threepackage-lock.jsonfiles with a singlepnpm-lock.yamland removes six steps fromtest.yml.npm linkwas already a symlink, so there's no fidelity change. Both e2e manifests gain"private": true, since workspace membership would otherwise let a straypnpm publish -rpushjs-test/ts-testto the registry. Accepted trade-off: thee2e/*dirs are no longer installable standalone.Resolves the zizmor
adhoc-packagesalertThe publish job moves to Node 24, whose bundled npm 11.17.0 clears the 11.5.1 minimum for npm Trusted Publishing. On Node 22 (npm 10.9.8) the job had to run
npm install -g npm@latest, which is what alert #33 flagged for installing outside a lockfile. That line is now simply deleted.Publishing itself stays on the npm CLI. pnpm has no native OIDC implementation — it shells out to npm for trusted publishing and provenance, and that path has known failures.
npm publishis safe in a pnpm-installed tree: it packs onlyfiles: ["dist"]and reads no lockfile. A comment in the workflow records this so it isn't "fixed" later.Notable details
.npmrc. pnpm 11 no longer reads non-auth settings from INI, soengineStrict: truelives inpnpm-workspace.yaml. Theengine-strict=trueindev-site/blog-siteis dead config; it was not copied here.lockfile_platformsexcludesmacos-x64. pnpm 11 ships nodarwin-x64binary, so mise mis-resolves that platform to the release's unrelatedsource-maps.tgz. Omitting it turns a silent mis-download into a clear error. See the open question below.src/types.tsis unrelated to pnpm. The fresh resolve moved prettier 3.8.4 → 3.9.6 within its declared^3.0.0range, and the newer version collapses that union type, which failedprettier:ci. Verified 3.8.4 passes and 3.9.6 does not, so this is the bump and not pre-existing drift.dependabot.ymlnarrows todirectory: /, since one root lockfile covers the workspace. Ecosystem staysnpm, which is correct for pnpm.Verified
Locally: build, 131 tests at 100% coverage,
build:docs, both e2e suites,lint,prettier:ci,precious lint -g, andpnpm install --frozen-lockfileon a clean tree.npm pack --dry-runshows the published surface unchanged (43 files, nopnpm-workspace.yaml, noworkspace:specifier leaking into the manifest).The
Linksworkflow already passed on the branch push, which exercises the rewrittenmise.toml/mise.lockunder the--lockedthat mise-action forces.On the sibling repo's CI, the identical workflow shape logged
v22.23.2/v24.19.0across matrix legs andusing pnpm v11.22.0— confirming mise's own Node ("latest") does not shadowactions/setup-node's, and thatmise which pnpmresolves by bare name on a runner. Thenode --versionguard step is retained because that shadowing failure would otherwise be silent and green.Open question, not resolved by this PR
Does anyone here develop on an Intel Mac? pnpm 11 ships no
darwin-x64binary at all, so those machines cannot run pnpm 11 via mise regardless of what we lock — this is upstream, not a choice made here. Both repos' CI is linux-x64, so nothing will ever surface it automatically. Worth a decision rather than being implied by a lock file. Notemm_website's committedmise.lockhas the same badmacos-x64entry today.Separately, SCO-9212 was filed for
mm_website's.npmrc, where pnpm 11 silently ignoresignore-scriptsand the deliberate 4-dayminimum-release-agesupply-chain delay.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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