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Recommend installation through Volta #3146
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Volta doesn't seem to support pnpm currently. I see only Yarn in its docs. |
I was able to install pnpm through Volta I guess just pinning and choosing a version does not work. Would love those two integrating each other properly :) |
Hi @muuvmuuv do you mind telling me what steps required to able to use pnpm on volta? |
@kamalhm sure ^^ you can install every NPM cli tool this way: volta install pnpm |
@muuvmuuv wait it's that simple? Is this information available in the docs? because I dont think I ever found it |
Our current plan is to make pnpm also a Node.js version manager, so it will be basically a replacement to Volta. See the related discussions: |
You can’t pin the version though, that’s still not supported as far as I can tell. |
I have an RFC up for adding pnpm support to Volta: volta-cli/rfcs#46, and I welcome any feedback from this community as we work on getting this implemented! |
Since pnpm does now support installing different node versions directly, I no longer need Volta and because @zkochan is no longer interested (for reasons, see corepack) I will close this. |
I am using Volta now for several months, and it's an amazing and superfast alternative to nvm. Even more it can install packages globally directly without using something like
npm --global
throughvolta install pnpm
. I think it would be nice to recommend that to users in the installation part of the website; installing Volta for Node version management and pnpm with Volta itself.What do you think about it?
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