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Zoltan Kochan 38837b131c Pure store (#524 )

* feat: drop Node.js <= 6.3 support

BREAKING CHANGE:

drop support of Node.js pre-6.3

* refactor: remove the redundant subfolder in store

* refactor: rename linkPeers

* refactor: remove not used code

* feat: link each file separately

* refactor: change store structure

* refactor: resolve github dependencies to commits

* chore(package.json): pass --preserve-symlinks to ts-node

* test: temporarily skip failing tests

* refactor(git): use more human-friendly Git IDs

* refactor: resolve

* refactor: divide resolution and fetching

* refactor(fetch): better variable naming

* feat: add shrinkwrap.yaml

* test(shrinkwrap): shrinkwrap locks dependencies

* style: fix typing issue

* fix(fetch): properly link node_modules on repeat install

* refactor: comment skipped test with single-line comments

* fix: circular symlinks are avoided

* refactor(fetch): remove redundant type properties

* test: additional check for circular symlinks

* feat: saving dependency graph in node_modules instead of in store

BREAKING CHANGE:

Dependency graph moved out from store

* feat: add store.yaml with info about dependent projects

* refactor: remove name from FetchedPackage

* refactor: change the location of packages from npm in store

BREAKING CHANGE:

Structure of store changed

* refactor: change global store path

BREAKING CHANGE:

Move the store path out of ~/.pnpm

* refactor: remove justFetched from FetchedPackage

* refactor(install): use functional programming to filter deps

* refactor(install): remove redundant node_modules creation

* fix(install): installation of concurent circular dependencies

* feat: copy not link some packages

Packages that have install lifecycle events are copied not linked.

* fix(store.yaml): don't duplicate records

* perf: resolve a package only once per project

* test: concurrent installation of the same dependency

* fix: packages are not removed in the middle of fetch

* fix: dependencies are linked only once

* fix: make linking work on Windows

* fix: installing local dependencies on Windows

* fix: don't reinstall dependencies of the same package

* fix(bin): the run function always returns a Promise

* fix: use hard links to link files to the .resolutions folder

* fix: peers are linked into the correct location

* fix: bundled dependencies are not reinstalled

* refactor: remove unsymlink

It is not used anymore

* chore(CI): test on Node.js v4 as well

* refactor: use UPPER_CASE for constants

* chore(package): return support of Node.js v4

* fix: make pnpm Node.js 4 compatible again

* test: don't run tsnode with --preserve-symlinks

--preserve-symlinks makes tests fail on Node.js 4

* fix(bin): don't use --preserve-symlinks on Node pre-6.3

* test: use global stores in tests

* fix: flat-tree installation should not work on Node 4

* fix: show warning

When trying to install into a node_modules created by older pnpm

* refactor: change the global store location

From `~/.store` to `~/.pnpm-store`

* docs: note that some of the info is out of date

* test: fix typing error

* test: fix frequently failing test

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store.yaml

This documentation is currently out of date!

store.yaml contains information about all the different internal/external dependencies that the packages in the store have. This is especially useful because pnpm allows to use shared stores.

pnpm

The last compatible pnpm version that has modified the store.

packages[packageId].dependents

A dictionary that shows what packages are dependent on each of the package from the store. The dependent packages can be other packages from the store, or packages that use the store to install their dependencies.

For example, pnpm has a dependency on npm and semver. But semver is also a dependency of npm. It means that after installation, the store.yaml would have connections like this in the dependents property:

packages:
  semver@5.3.0: 
    dependents:
      - /home/john_smith/src/pnpm
      - npm@3.10.2
  npm@3.10.2:
    dependents:
      - /home/john_smith/src/pnpm

packages[packageId].dependencies

A dictionary that is the opposite of dependents. However, it contains not just a list of dependency names but a map of the dependencies to their exact resolved ID.

packages:
  /home/john_smith/src/pnpm:
    dependencies:
      semver: semver@5.3.0
      npm: npm@3.10.2
  npm@3.10.2:
    dependencies:
      semver: semver@5.3.0

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