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Zoltan Kochan 66398009c7 feat(config): honor the settings the Rust CLI only recognized (#14109)
Section 4 of the parity sweep in pnpm/pnpm#14101: settings present in
pacquet's `types` table — so `pnpm config` handled them — that no code
read.

- `updateNotifier`: pacquet had no update notifier at all. `install` and
  `add` now ask the project's registry for pnpm's `latest` tag once a day,
  emit `pnpm:update-check`, and the default reporter prints the notice when
  that version is newer. The cadence lives in `<stateDir>/pnpm-state.json`
  under `lastUpdateCheck` — the same file, key, and `toUTCString` format
  pnpm writes, so the two CLIs share one throttle. The check is
  best-effort: an unreachable registry or an unwritable state dir cannot
  fail the install. Two deliberate gaps: an `install` finishing through
  the repeat-install fast path returns before the async runtime exists and
  is not covered, and the "to update, run" line never names `@pnpm/exe` —
  the native binary is published under both names with no marker telling
  them apart, and a global install of either replaces the other.
- `legacyDirFiltering`: `use_glob_dir_filtering` was hardcoded on.
- `initAuthorName` / `initAuthorEmail` / `initAuthorUrl` / `initLicense` /
  `initVersion`: `pnpm init` now writes them over the scaffold's
  placeholders, in place, so the key order is unchanged. The TypeScript
  reader dropped `init-version` from the `PNPM_CONFIG_*` env schema to
  keep the two `init` implementations aligned; that exclusion goes away
  with this commit.
- `maxsockets` was inert in *both* stacks, not just in pacquet: the
  reader folded npm's lowercase spelling into `maxSockets` before any
  config file or env var had been applied, and `.npmrc` stopped carrying
  the key when the non-auth settings moved to yaml. The fold moves after
  the env loop, and pacquet gains the alias in both the settings file and
  the environment. The default stays `None` in pacquet (uncapped per
  origin, bounded by `networkConcurrency`) rather than npm's 50, which
  would cap it below the network concurrency it already resolves.

`npmPath` is the fifth item on that list and needs no port: nothing reads
it in the TypeScript CLI either, since publishing stopped shelling out to
the npm CLI. Its one remaining mention — a `Pick` in `recursivePublish`
that no code consumes — is dropped, so the deadness is visible.

The pacquet command harness turns the notifier off for every suite: no
test may reach the registry for pnpm's own `latest` tag or record the
check in the developer's state directory, which the suites leave
un-isolated.

Related to pnpm/pnpm#14101.
2026-08-23 16:39:49 +02:00

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