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What are your thoughts on adding a command line installation command to always get the latest version? (or update, in case the config is already there)
Some first implementation ideas:
Is there a pnpm command to add a package to pnpm.configDependencies? If not, maybe using pnpm info?
$ pnpm info build-scripts-allowlist version
0.20250131.0
Is there a pnpm command to add a value to pnpm.onlyBuiltDependenciesFile? If not, could either use node -e "..." (more widely installed) or jq/yq
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Thanks for this package,
default-trusted-dependencies.txt
list from bun extracted to separate package looks quite helpful!Looking at the readme, it appears that adding
build-scripts-allowlist
topackage.json
is a manual installation step (copy and paste from the readme at https://github.com/haoqunjiang/build-scripts-allowlist):What are your thoughts on adding a command line installation command to always get the latest version? (or update, in case the config is already there)
Some first implementation ideas:
pnpm.configDependencies
? If not, maybe usingpnpm info
?pnpm.onlyBuiltDependenciesFile
? If not, could either usenode -e "..."
(more widely installed) orjq
/yq
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: