fix: publish windows bootstrap fixes to latest#25
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Superseded by #27 and released in v0.2.18; closing the stale duplicate flow. |
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Summary
add Windows-safe command shims to generated SpawnDock helper scripts
fall back to when Corepack - 0.34.6
$ corepack
General commands
corepack cache clean
Cleans Corepack cache
corepack disable [--install-directory #0] ...
Remove the Corepack shims from the install directory
corepack enable [--install-directory #0] ...
Add the Corepack shims to the install directory
corepack install
Install the package manager configured in the local project
corepack install <-g,--global> [--cache-only] ...
Install package managers on the system
corepack pack [--json] [-o,--output #0] ...
Store package managers in a tarball
corepack up
Update the package manager used in the current project
corepack use
Define the package manager to use for the current project
You can also print more details about any of these commands by calling them with
the
-h,--helpflag right after the command name. and Version 10.32.1Usage: pnpm [command] [flags]
pnpm [ -h | --help | -v | --version ]
These are common pnpm commands used in various situations, use 'pnpm help -a' to list all commands
Manage your dependencies:
add Installs a package and any packages that it depends
on. By default, any new package is installed as a
prod dependency
i, install Install all dependencies for a project
ln, link Connect the local project to another one
rm, remove Removes packages from node_modules and from the
project's package.json
unlink Unlinks a package. Like yarn unlink but pnpm
re-installs the dependency after removing the
external link
up, update Updates packages to their latest version based on the
specified range
Review your dependencies:
audit Checks for known security issues with the installed
packages
ls, list Print all the versions of packages that are
installed, as well as their dependencies, in a
tree-structure
outdated Check for outdated packages
why Shows all packages that depend on the specified
package
Run your scripts:
create Create a project from a "create-" or "@foo/create-"
starter kit
dlx Fetches a package from the registry without
installing it as a dependency, hot loads it, and runs
whatever default command binary it exposes
exec Executes a shell command in scope of a project
run Runs a defined package script
Other:
c, config Manage the pnpm configuration files
init Create a package.json file
publish Publishes a package to the registry
self-update Updates pnpm to the latest version
Options:
-r, --recursive Run the command for each project in the workspace. are unavailable during bootstrap
Verification