chore(deps): update dependency @pnpm/find-workspace-packages to v6

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Change	Age	Adoption	Passing	Confidence
@pnpm/find-workspace-packages (source)	^4.0.16 -> ^6.0.9

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Release Notes

pnpm/pnpm (@​pnpm/find-workspace-packages)

v6.0.2

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Bug Fixes

• pnpm publish: lifecycle scripts should not be executed twice when the globally installed npm version is 7 #​3340.
• pnpm list: hoisted dependencies are not listed as unsaved dependencies #​3339.
• pnpm.overrides should override direct dev dependencies #​3327.
• Commands from the root of the workspace should be in the PATH even when there is no lockfile in the workspace root #​2086.

v6.0.1

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Bug Fixes

• Use + instead of # in directory names inside the virtual store directory (node_modules/.pnpm). # causes issues with Webpack and Vite #​3314.

v6.0.0

Breaking Changes

• Node.js v10 support is dropped. At least Node.js v12.17 is required for the package to work.

• Arbitrary pre/post hooks for user-defined scripts (such as prestart) are not executed automatically #​2891.

• The lockfile version is bumped to v5.3. Changes in the new format:

  • Blank lines added between package/project entries to improve readability and decrease merge issues.
  • The resolution, engines, os, and cpu fields are now always written in a single lines, as the first keys of the package objects.
  • A new field is added to the package objects: transitivePeerDependencies.

• The layout of the virtual store directory has changed (node_modules/.pnpm) to allow keeping cache in it:

  • All packages inside the virtual store directory are on the same depth. Instead of subdirectories, one directory is used with # instead of slashes.
  • New setting added: modules-cache-max-age. The default value of the setting is 10080 (7 days in seconds). modules-cache-max-age is the time in minutes after which pnpm should remove the orphan packages from node_modules.

• pnpx does not automatically install packages. A prompt asks the user if a package should be installed, if it is not present.

  pnpx --yes tells pnpx to install any missing package.

  pnpx --no makes pnpx fail if the called packages is not installed.

• pnpmfile.js renamed to .pnpmfile.cjs in order to force CommonJS.

• .pnp.js renamed to .pnp.cjs in order to force CommonJS.

• The pnpm-prefix setting is removed. Use global-dir to specify a custom location for the globally installed packages.

• The default depth of an update is Infinity, not 0.

• The --global option should be used when linking from/to the global modules directory.

  Linking a package to the global directory:

  • pnpm v5: pnpm link
  • pnpm v6: pnpm link --global

  Linking a package from the global directory:

  • pnpm v5: pnpm link foo
  • pnpm v6: pnpm link --global foo

• pnpm's command file's extension changed to .cjs (bin/pnpm.js=>bin/pnpm.cjs).

• node-gyp updated to v8.

• prepublish is not executed on a local pnpm install. Use prepare instead.

Features

• A new command added: pnpm fetch.

  Fetch packages from a lockfile into virtual store, package manifest is ignored.
  This command is specifically designed to boost building a docker image.

• Overrides match dependencies by checking if the target range is a subset of the specified range, instead of making an exact match.

  For example, the following override will replace any version of foo that has a subrange on v2:

  "pnpm": {
    "overrides": {
      "foo@2": "2.1.0"
    }
  }

  This will override foo@2.2.0 and foo@^2.3.0 to foo@2.1.0 as both 2.2.0 and ^2.3.0 are subranges of 2.

v5.0.2

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Major Changes

• 🚀 33% faster installation times vs pnpm v4.

  In some cases, 2 times faster than Yarn v1! (performance diff of pnpm v4 vs v5)

  action	cache	lockfile	node_modules	npm	pnpm	Yarn	Yarn PnP
  install				43.3s	17.5s	36.7s	28.6s
  install	✔	✔	✔	7s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install	✔	✔		18.3s	7.8s	10.5s	1.8s
  install	✔			24.8s	10.9s	22.2s	12.1s
  install		✔		23.2s	15.2s	22.4s	13.4s
  install	✔		✔	6.4s	1.8s	17.1s	n/a
  install		✔	✔	7.3s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install			✔	6.4s	3.1s	33.2s	n/a
  update	n/a	n/a	n/a	7s	14.5s	42.6s	27.6s

  All the benchmarks are here.

• A content-addressable filesystem is used to store packages on the disk.

  pnpm v5 uses a content-addressable filesystem to store all files from all module directories on a disk. If you depend on different versions of lodash, only the files that differ are added to the store. If lodash has 100 files, and a new version has a change only in one of those files, pnpm update will only add 1 new file to the storage.

  For more info about the structure of this new store, you can check the GitHub issue about it.

  This change was inspired by dupe-krill and the content-addressable storage of Git.

• Reduced directory nesting in the virtual store directory.

  In pnpm v4, if you installed foo@1.0.0, it was hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/registry.npmjs.org/foo/1.0.0/.

  In pnpm v5, it will be hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/foo@1.0.0/. This new structure of the virtual store directory drastically reduces the number of directories pnpm has to create. Hence, there are fewer filesystem operations, which improves speed.

• pnpm store usages removed.

  This command was using information from the store.json files, which is not present in the new content-addressable storage anymore.

• The independent-leaves setting has been removed.

  When hoisting was off, it was possible to set the independent-leaves setting to true. When true, leaf dependencies were symlinked directly from the global store. However, we turned hoisting on by default for pnpm v4, so this feature has no future at the moment.

• The resolution-strategy setting has been removed.

  By default, the fewer-dependencies resolution strategy is used. It was possible to select a fast resolution strategy. This setting is deprecated to simplify future improvements to the resolution algorithm.

• The store and the modules directory are not locked.

  We are not using directory locks anymore. So the --no-lock option will throw an error. Some users had issues with locking. We have confidence that pnpm will never leave either node_modules or the store in a broken state,
  so we removed locking.

• git-checks is true by default.

  By default, pnpm publish will make some checks before actually publishing a new version of your package.

  The next checks will happen:

  • The current branch is your publish branch. The publish branch is master by default. This is configurable through the publish-branch setting.
  • Your working directory is clean (there are no uncommitted changes).
  • The branch is up-to-date.

  If you don't want this checks, run pnpm publish --no-git-checks or set this setting to false via a .npmrc file.

• In case of a crash, the debug file will be written to node_modules/.pnpm-debug.log (not to pnpm-debug.log as in v4 and earlier).

Minor Changes

• The link-workspace-packages setting may now be set to deep.

  When link-workspace-packages is set to deep, packages from the workspace will be linked even to subdependencies.

v5.0.1

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Major Changes

• 🚀 33% faster installation times vs pnpm v4.

  In some cases, 2 times faster than Yarn v1! (performance diff of pnpm v4 vs v5)

  action	cache	lockfile	node_modules	npm	pnpm	Yarn	Yarn PnP
  install				43.3s	17.5s	36.7s	28.6s
  install	✔	✔	✔	7s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install	✔	✔		18.3s	7.8s	10.5s	1.8s
  install	✔			24.8s	10.9s	22.2s	12.1s
  install		✔		23.2s	15.2s	22.4s	13.4s
  install	✔		✔	6.4s	1.8s	17.1s	n/a
  install		✔	✔	7.3s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install			✔	6.4s	3.1s	33.2s	n/a
  update	n/a	n/a	n/a	7s	14.5s	42.6s	27.6s

  All the benchmarks are here.

• A content-addressable filesystem is used to store packages on the disk.

  pnpm v5 uses a content-addressable filesystem to store all files from all module directories on a disk. If you depend on different versions of lodash, only the files that differ are added to the store. If lodash has 100 files, and a new version has a change only in one of those files, pnpm update will only add 1 new file to the storage.

  For more info about the structure of this new store, you can check the GitHub issue about it.

  This change was inspired by dupe-krill and the content-addressable storage of Git.

• Reduced directory nesting in the virtual store directory.

  In pnpm v4, if you installed foo@1.0.0, it was hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/registry.npmjs.org/foo/1.0.0/.

  In pnpm v5, it will be hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/foo@1.0.0/. This new structure of the virtual store directory drastically reduces the number of directories pnpm has to create. Hence, there are fewer filesystem operations, which improves speed.

• pnpm store usages removed.

  This command was using information from the store.json files, which is not present in the new content-addressable storage anymore.

• The independent-leaves setting has been removed.

  When hoisting was off, it was possible to set the independent-leaves setting to true. When true, leaf dependencies were symlinked directly from the global store. However, we turned hoisting on by default for pnpm v4, so this feature has no future at the moment.

• The resolution-strategy setting has been removed.

  By default, the fewer-dependencies resolution strategy is used. It was possible to select a fast resolution strategy. This setting is deprecated to simplify future improvements to the resolution algorithm.

• The store and the modules directory are not locked.

  We are not using directory locks anymore. So the --no-lock option will throw an error. Some users had issues with locking. We have confidence that pnpm will never leave either node_modules or the store in a broken state,
  so we removed locking.

• git-checks is true by default.

  By default, pnpm publish will make some checks before actually publishing a new version of your package.

  The next checks will happen:

  • The current branch is your publish branch. The publish branch is master by default. This is configurable through the publish-branch setting.
  • Your working directory is clean (there are no uncommitted changes).
  • The branch is up-to-date.

  If you don't want this checks, run pnpm publish --no-git-checks or set this setting to false via a .npmrc file.

• In case of a crash, the debug file will be written to node_modules/.pnpm-debug.log (not to pnpm-debug.log as in v4 and earlier).

Minor Changes

• The link-workspace-packages setting may now be set to deep.

  When link-workspace-packages is set to deep, packages from the workspace will be linked even to subdependencies.

v5.0.0

Major Changes

• 🚀 33% faster installation times vs pnpm v4.

  In some cases, 2 times faster than Yarn v1! (performance diff of pnpm v4 vs v5)

  action	cache	lockfile	node_modules	npm	pnpm	Yarn	Yarn PnP
  install				43.3s	17.5s	36.7s	28.6s
  install	✔	✔	✔	7s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install	✔	✔		18.3s	7.8s	10.5s	1.8s
  install	✔			24.8s	10.9s	22.2s	12.1s
  install		✔		23.2s	15.2s	22.4s	13.4s
  install	✔		✔	6.4s	1.8s	17.1s	n/a
  install		✔	✔	7.3s	1.5s	735ms	n/a
  install			✔	6.4s	3.1s	33.2s	n/a
  update	n/a	n/a	n/a	7s	14.5s	42.6s	27.6s

  All the benchmarks are here.

• A content-addressable filesystem is used to store packages on the disk.

  pnpm v5 uses a content-addressable filesystem to store all files from all module directories on a disk. If you depend on different versions of lodash, only the files that differ are added to the store. If lodash has 100 files, and a new version has a change only in one of those files, pnpm update will only add 1 new file to the storage.

  For more info about the structure of this new store, you can check the GitHub issue about it.

  This change was inspired by dupe-krill and the content-addressable storage of Git.

• Reduced directory nesting in the virtual store directory.

  In pnpm v4, if you installed foo@1.0.0, it was hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/registry.npmjs.org/foo/1.0.0/.

  In pnpm v5, it will be hard-linked into node_modules/.pnpm/foo@1.0.0/. This new structure of the virtual store directory drastically reduces the number of directories pnpm has to create. Hence, there are fewer filesystem operations, which improves speed.

• pnpm store usages removed.

  This command was using information from the store.json files, which is not present in the new content-addressable storage anymore.

• The independent-leaves setting has been removed.

  When hoisting was off, it was possible to set the independent-leaves setting to true. When true, leaf dependencies were symlinked directly from the global store. However, we turned hoisting on by default for pnpm v4, so this feature has no future at the moment.

• The resolution-strategy setting has been removed.

  By default, the fewer-dependencies resolution strategy is used. It was possible to select a fast resolution strategy. This setting is deprecated to simplify future improvements to the resolution algorithm.

• The store and the modules directory are not locked.

  We are not using directory locks anymore. So the --no-lock option will throw an error. Some users had issues with locking. We have confidence that pnpm will never leave either node_modules or the store in a broken state,
  so we removed locking.

• git-checks is true by default.

  By default, pnpm publish will make some checks before actually publishing a new version of your package.

  The next checks will happen:

  • The current branch is your publish branch. The publish branch is master by default. This is configurable through the publish-branch setting.
  • Your working directory is clean (there are no uncommitted changes).
  • The branch is up-to-date.

  If you don't want this checks, run pnpm publish --no-git-checks or set this setting to false via a .npmrc file.

• In case of a crash, the debug file will be written to node_modules/.pnpm-debug.log (not to pnpm-debug.log as in v4 and earlier).

Minor Changes

• The link-workspace-packages setting may now be set to deep.

  When link-workspace-packages is set to deep, packages from the workspace will be linked even to subdependencies.

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