pnpm self-update

This release introduces stricter error handling for global installations with sudo and resolves several issues related to file handling, dependency management, and store locations.

This release introduces significant enhancements to the Rust engine, including expanded configuration options for workspace settings and improved handling of workspace protocols. It also refines `pnpm self-update` behavior by removing project-specific overrides for fetching and trust policies, and includes numerous bug fixes for lockfile generation, dependency resolution, and command execution.

This release enhances pnpm's runtime installation parity across Node.js, Deno, and Bun, introduces native commands like `install-test` and `recursive`, and improves the robustness of installations and dependency management, including better handling of patched dependencies and optional packages.

This patch release improves pnpm's handling of optional dependencies and runtime installations across different platforms. It also addresses memory usage during dependency resolution and fixes issues with registry URL normalization for login commands.

This release introduces the `pnpm access` command for managing package access and includes numerous bug fixes, including improvements to memory usage, security vulnerabilities related to path traversal, and peer dependency resolution. It also enhances the behavior of `pnpm publish` and `pnpm self-update`.

This release introduces a robust, structured configuration method for registry authentication via environment variables and global config, fixes several bugs related to package updates and global package management, and improves compatibility with the new Rust-based pnpm executable.

This patch significantly enhances security by enforcing trust boundaries for package manager bootstrapping and environment variable expansion in configuration. It also introduces cryptographic verification for downloaded pnpm binaries and Node.js release hashes.

This patch significantly enhances lockfile verification against age and trust policies during installation, introduces strict/loose modes for handling immature dependency versions, and corrects cache hashing to align with the actual script execution environment.

This patch release improves configuration loading robustness by correctly handling environment variables and fixes several issues related to workspace file ordering, self-updates on v10 installations, and configuration validation errors.

This patch addresses a critical self-update issue for Intel macOS users by switching to a JS-only binary when upgrading from v10, and prevents accidental downgrades during standard self-updates.

This patch release improves error handling for workspace manifests, updates SBOM generation for git dependencies, and refines how `pnpm self-update` manages version fields in package.json.

This release adds automatic network concurrency scaling for high‑core systems and includes several bug fixes around trust policies, file linking, self‑update behavior, package detection, and auth token handling.

This release adds a new `--lockfile-only` flag to `pnpm list`, improves self‑update handling, displays npm protocols for aliased packages, and includes several bug fixes and stricter trust‑policy enforcement.

This patch release silences an unnecessary warning for `--lockfile-only`, adds a Windows shim for `pnpm setup` to support self‑updates, and corrects catalog warning behavior.

This patch release fixes Windows CLI execution issues, improves self‑update behavior, aligns patch‑commit filesystem handling, adds proper handling of log level errors, and enables peerDependencyRules configuration via pnpm‑workspace.yaml.

This release adds support for .npmrc settings in pnpm-workspace.yaml, improves tarball dependency performance, replaces fast-glob with tinyglobby, and includes several bug fixes for self-update, deploy, and update commands.

This patch release introduces a new scoped registry CLI option and resolves several bugs affecting self‑update, interactive update listings, and catalog entry preservation.