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mcc

6 mesi fa • •

mcc
6 mesi fa • •

*updates project*

"Now that the project is updated, your computer is too old"

I do not like. pnpm.

mcc@mcc2:/var2/www2/bsky/pds$ cd service && pnpm install --production --frozen-lockfile
ERR_PNPM_BAD_PM_VERSION This project is configured to use v8.15.9 of pnpm. Your current pnpm is v9.0.4

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The worst part is I have *no fucking idea* how I installed pnpm. The single linux utility I want most is something that looks at a file and tells you which of the nine package managers on the system it was installed by (or if none of them, tells you that). Actually wait a fucking minute pnpm *is* a package manager. Why can't it fucking upgrade itself

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mcc

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

EDIT: Wait. Oh my god. Fuck this

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thebestnom

2025-05-13 23:26:05

I feel like Im reading somthing wrong, isnt 9.0.4 bigger than 8? So your installed pnpm is newer?

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mcc

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

I'M REALLY ANGRY AT PNPM RIGHT NOW BUT TOO TIRED TO EXPLAIN WHY github.com/pnpm/pnpm/issues/86…

pnpm fails if `packageManager` is specified on package.json · Issue #8696 · pnpm/pnpm

Verify latest release I verified that the issue exists in the latest pnpm release pnpm version 9.12.2 Which area(s) of pnpm are affected? (leave empty if unsure) CLI Link to the code that reproduce...

^GitHub

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kouhai, of the health issues

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

oh noooooooo

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mcc

in reply to kouhai, of the health issues • 6 mesi fa • •

@kouhai NO IT'S WORSE THAN IT LOOKS AT FIRST GLANCE I PROMISE

@kouhai, of the health issues

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_Pear

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

oh fun. i have run into this too. if you run corepack enable and corepack enable pnpm does it install/use the correct version?

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mcc

in reply to _Pear • 6 mesi fa • •

@_pear I'm not sure I've ever used corepack and I don't 100% know what it will do if I install it

@_Pear

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Emelia 👸🏻

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

fwiw, the fix was just merged apparently?

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mcc

in reply to Emelia 👸🏻 • 6 mesi fa • •

@thisismissem so in order for it to work as written i need to EITHER downgrade pnpm to the version in the file or upgrade pnpm to a version which can survive with a non-explicit pnpm version number. fantastic

@Emelia 👸🏻

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Xe

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

@thisismissem Oh god i'm so sorry

@Emelia 👸🏻

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mcc

in reply to Xe • 6 mesi fa • •

@cadey @thisismissem it's ok i just deleted the line completely and kept going

@Xe @Emelia 👸🏻

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Man aging with pumpkin pie

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

@thisismissem this is partly why I'm a big fan of containerized toolchains

@Emelia 👸🏻

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Peter McMahan

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

while I understand that a utility like that would have to be a huge tangled nest of messy heuristics, I suddenly *need* it to exist

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mcc

in reply to Peter McMahan • 6 mesi fa • •

@peter_mcmahan We made "file" work, didn't we after all

@Peter McMahan

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d@nny disc@ mc²

in reply to Peter McMahan • 6 mesi fa • •

@peter_mcmahan spack does an alternate version of this where it serves as a package manager for every kind of software and has aforementioned huge tangled nest of messy heuristics to find install paths for a package from other package managers for its "externals" feature so you can use an existing install instead of spack building everything

@Peter McMahan

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0xC0DEC0DE07E9

in reply to d@nny disc@ mc² • 6 mesi fa • •

@hipsterelectron @peter_mcmahan ugh, I guess I should look into that - I do need a tool that will spider out to all of the known package managers on a system and tell me where a file came from (then if it’s been modified). Apparently, we need this because we don’t trust any of our engineers - which is kinda fair, we’re tricksy and have short memories for some things like weird shit we’ve done to our computers.

@Peter McMahan @d@nny disc@ mc²

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d@nny disc@ mc²

in reply to 0xC0DEC0DE07E9 • 6 mesi fa • •

@c0dec0dec0de @peter_mcmahan i'm always pissed off when a package manager can't even tell me the reverse index of which package produced a given file all i can do is query package => file in pacman iiuc

@Peter McMahan @0xC0DEC0DE07E9

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0xC0DEC0DE07E9

in reply to d@nny disc@ mc² • 6 mesi fa • •

@hipsterelectron @peter_mcmahan fucking pip doesn’t even know if it installed the package or if it came from the platform/distro. Nevermind that you can have an unbounded number of Python installations or partial installations via venv.

@Peter McMahan @d@nny disc@ mc²

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d@nny disc@ mc²

in reply to 0xC0DEC0DE07E9 • 6 mesi fa • •

@c0dec0dec0de @peter_mcmahan i think that could be worth a PEP tbh i'm not sure of the specifics (i've mostly worked on resolving and downloading) but i think it used to be more difficult to determine this and may be tractable now i just made that up though

@Peter McMahan @0xC0DEC0DE07E9

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mcc

in reply to d@nny disc@ mc² • 6 mesi fa • •

@hipsterelectron @c0dec0dec0de @peter_mcmahan if you create a heuristics set that covers all previous pythons, and you set a rule that explicit metadata must be included by future pythons, yu have solved the problem

@Peter McMahan @d@nny disc@ mc² @0xC0DEC0DE07E9

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thebestnom

in reply to mcc • 6 mesi fa • •

I feel like Im reading somthing wrong, isnt 9.0.4 bigger than 8? So your installed pnpm is newer?

Questa voce è stata modificata (6 mesi fa)

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mcc

in reply to thebestnom • 6 mesi fa • •

@thebestnom Oh no

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