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This release introduces global build approvals and fixes several issues related to frozen lockfiles, dependency resolution, and configuration settings. The Rust CLI now correctly handles various settings and improves the behavior of workspace publishing and installation commands.

This release introduces significant performance improvements via a new SQLite-backed store index and isolated global package installations. It also cleans up CLI output, updates configuration handling (especially around build dependencies and workspace configs), and drops support for older Node.js versions.

This release introduces major architectural changes, including migrating the content-addressable store index to SQLite (Store v11) and isolating global package installations for better stability. Configuration handling has been significantly overhauled, moving project-specific settings from `.npmrc` to `pnpm-workspace.yaml` and changing CLI output formats.

This release introduces significant internal changes, including a new SQLite-based store index format (Store v11) and isolated global package installations for better stability. Configuration handling has been overhauled, moving away from rc files and standardizing CLI output formats to

This major release introduces significant architectural changes to the content-addressable store using SQLite and optimizes metadata storage, alongside isolating global package installations for better stability. Many deprecated configuration options and commands have been removed, and pnpm is now pure ESM.

This major release introduces significant performance improvements by switching internal store formats to MessagePack and optimizing index storage. Configuration handling has been overhauled, moving project-specific settings out of .npmrc files into pnpm-workspace.yaml and changing CLI output formats.

pnpm 9.x introduces pure ESM packaging, a bundled Node runtime, JSON‑based config output, camelCase keys, and V8‑binary store, while dropping Node 18/19 support and changing several CLI behaviours.

pnpm 9 introduces pure ESM, JSON‑based config output, V8‑serialized store files, and drops Node.js v18/v19 support, requiring migration of config files, imports, and runtime versions.

This release adds several new features such as module‑type init, Nushell support, audit ignore flags, recursive packing, and improves workspace behavior, while also fixing bugs related to peer dependencies, configuration loading, Node.js 24 warnings, and script execution.