New config value for package-importe-method: clone
close#1505
PR #2043
BREAKING CHANGE:
reflink is not supported by package-import-method
BREAKING CHANGE:
by default, try to clone packages instead of hard linking
PR #1957
BREAKING CHANGE:
By default, dependencies from the workspace are installed with the "workspace:" protocol.
The `save-workspace-protocol=false` setting may be used to cancel this behavior.
As of pnpm v3, pnpm fails if the configs that were used when creating node_modules differ from the present ones. For instance, if independent-leaves is set to false globally but installation was done using pnpm install --independent-leaves. Running pnpm add foo will fail. Only pnpm add foo --independent-leaves will work
These changes are making this less strict. If node_modues was created using some configs, installation will only fail if the present configs are set locally (or via CLI flags) and they have incompatible values.
So if pnpm install --independent-leaves was used, then pnpm add foo will work. But pnpm add foo --no-independent-leaves will fail.
PR #2034
This PR adds a `--no-table` option that prints out
the info on each package vertically concatenated with no borders
and a blank line between each package.
Note that the `--long` option may also be used in conjunction
with `--no-table` to add the details at the end of each set
of package info.
PR #2026close#1984
Co-Authored-By: nikoladev <nikola@pilipovic.nl>
Co-Authored-By Zoltan Kochan <zkochan@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-Authored-By ExE-Boss <ExE-Boss@users.noreply.github.com>
Previously, by default the `outdated` commands displayed a “Details” column which usually contained the URL to the package repo. As the URL could be quite long, on narrow terminals it would cause the table to wrap in a way which ruined the table borders.
This commit hides the “Details” column by default, and displays the column if `--long` is passed to the command.
PR #2017
