Zoltan Kochan
a22206394e
On Windows, pnpm's error handler cannot rely on descendant enumeration because modern systems may lack wmic and the PowerShell fallback can exceed its time budget. Recursive exec children already register their PIDs for the taskkill fallback, but lifecycle children spawned by recursive run did not. Use the spawn observer added in `@pnpm/npm-lifecycle` 1100.1.0 to register lifecycle children with the existing tracker. Reuse the process-tree fixture to verify recursive run cleanup with the process-enumeration paths removed from PATH. Also disable Git checks in the publish error test so a dirty contributor worktree cannot mask the missing-version error that test exercises. Related to pnpm/pnpm#14211.
@pnpm/exec.lifecycle
Package lifecycle hook runner
Installation
pnpm add @pnpm/logger @pnpm/exec.lifecycle
Usage
import runLifecycleHook, {runPostinstallHooks} from '@pnpm/exec.lifecycle'
const targetPkgRoot = path.resolve('node_modules/target-pkg')
const pkg = require(path.join(targetPkgRoot, 'package.json'))
// Run a specific hook
await runLifecycleHook('preinstall', pkg, {
pkgId: 'target-pkg/1.0.0',
pkgRoot: targetPkgRoot,
rawConfig: {},
rootModulesDir: path.resolve('node_modules'),
unsafePerm: true,
})
// Run all install hooks
await runPostinstallHooks({
pkgId: 'target-pkg/1.0.0',
pkgRoot: targetPkgRoot,
rawConfig: {},
rootModulesDir: path.resolve('node_modules'),
unsafePerm: true,
})
API
runLifecycleHook(stage, packageManifest, opts): Promise<void>
runPostinstallHooks(opts): Promise<void>
License
MIT