Here's what I tried:
- Install Node.js 16
- Run
corepack enable
- Run
pnpm --version, it prints "6.11.0"
- Run
echo '{ "packageManager": "[email protected]" }' > package.json
- Run
pnpm --version again, this time it prints "6.24.0"
I think this feature is great!
However, the fact that there is a silent installation that takes 4x longer to run pnpm --version is a bit worrisome and unexpected.
I think corepack should print something when its installing a new version so its clear that something is happening in the background. And perhaps even print where its installing to. (Related to #55)
Here's what I tried:
corepack enablepnpm --version, it prints "6.11.0"echo '{ "packageManager": "[email protected]" }' > package.jsonpnpm --versionagain, this time it prints "6.24.0"I think this feature is great!
However, the fact that there is a silent installation that takes 4x longer to run
pnpm --versionis a bit worrisome and unexpected.I think corepack should print something when its installing a new version so its clear that something is happening in the background. And perhaps even print where its installing to. (Related to #55)