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dev: reject builds when CRL JS dependencies are 'pnpm link'ed #107129
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Is this an error condition (e.g. the function must fail if this is not a symlink), or something we can safely ignore? My intuition tells me that if it's e.g. a normal directory, then it's not a symlink and so we have passed the check. But maybe there is something I'm not understanding. I also don't fully understand the differences in behavior if you are using
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The good news is that
pnpmguarantees everything here will be a symlink intopkg/ui/node_modules/.pnpm/, so there's no chance of getting a non-symlink here. I can add anisDir()(or usefilepath.EvalSymlinks(), which should be safe to use on non-links) if you'd prefer!There was a problem hiding this comment.
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No worries, I'm satisfied as long as this is
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Yep — doc link for the future: https://pnpm.io/symlinked-node-modules-structure