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pnpm-wrapper
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A tool to manage pnpm version for different projects.
Because developers may have different pnpm versions installed, but your project may depend on specific version.
npm install --global pnpm-wrapper
Just use pnpm-wrapper (or pnpmw) in place of pnpm. E.g., install dependencies via:
pnpm-wrapper install
Here is a list of sources to infer required pnpm version (in descending order of priority):
pnpm.version file;engines.pnpm entry from package.json.If version not found in all sources then latest pnpm version will be used. You can change it later in pnpm.version.
The inferred version of pnpm will be installed into the ~/.pnpm-wrapper directory, or reused if already present.
You can also set (or update) required pnpm version for project manually.
pnpm-wrapper use 6.13.0 # use specific version
pnpm-wrapper use ^6.0.0 # use semver range
This command will install pnpm for provided version (if not installed yet) and save that version in pnpm.version file.
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We found that pnpm-wrapper demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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