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Description
After some discussion on the pnpm issue (pnpm/pnpm#10214), it turns out the problem is not caused by a faulty pnpm release, pnpm v11 has changed its binary entry path from bin/pnpm.cjs to bin/pnpm.mjs., so the development build 11.0.0-dev.1005 is not faulty. Corepack is expecting the old path and fails.
So the issue appears to be:
- Corepack’s version resolution prefers a dev build over the latest stable
- Corepack seems to rely on a hardcoded pnpm binary path instead of reading the correct bin path from package.json.
As a workaround I'm currently using
corepack use pnpm@10.22.0orcorepack use pnpm@latest(or latest-9, latest-10 etc.)Leaving this update here so the root cause is clearer.
Originally posted by @tkesici in #772
Problem
When running corepack use pnpm, Corepack unexpectedly selects and installs a prerelease development build of pnpm (11.0.0-dev.1005) instead of the latest stable version .
This leads to failure because pnpm v11 is not stable yet and its structure differs from the current pnpm 10.x series.
Expected Behavior
If no version is specified, Corepack should prefer the latest stable release of pnpm (e.g 10.x)
Actual Behavior
corepack use pnpm resolves to: Installing pnpm@11.0.0-dev.1005...
Environment
Node.js: 20 (node:20-alpine)
Corepack: 0.34.4
OS: Alpine Linux