I’m using pnpm 9.12.3 and trying to update to the newest version by running the command: pnpm self-update, but I get the following error:

I’m using pnpm 9.12.3 and trying to update to the newest version by running the command: pnpm self-update, but I get the following error:

I’m using pnpm 9.12.3 and trying to update to the newest version by running the command: pnpm self-update, but I get the following error:

I have a project using PNPM that will, amongst other things, clone various projects, install their dependencies, and run their tests. As I need to do some manipulation of the dependencies, I decided to do this internally to the project, rather than cloning to a temp directory, so my project structure looks a bit like the following:

When I using pnpm 9 to install the git-hosted package in github actions, shows error:

Had read [pnpm] unmet peer search result in stackoverflow.

Had read [pnpm] unmet peer search result in stackoverflow.

For security reasons, I use two different user accounts on my computer. Thus my pnpm store is more or less duplicated on two accounts, given that I work on the same projects on both accounts.

In one of the repos I use regularly, when running pnpm install (or pnpm install --resolution-only), it displays a warning about deprecated subdependencies, e.g.,

We use pnpm in a monorepo with multiple developers. Frequently, people make changes which causes peer dependency issues for pnpm (e.g., missing or conflicting peer dependencies). Often, these issues go unnoticed except for periodic display of these problems when running pnpm install.