fix(cli): let orm init complete under pnpm 11 and 12 - #30336
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pnpm 11 and later fail an `add` whose dependencies have build scripts nobody approved (ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS), after the packages are already added and linked. `orm init` treated that exit code as a failed install and stopped before the dev dependencies and the contract emit. A pnpm failure now counts as installed, with a warning pointing at `pnpm approve-builds`, when stderr names ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS (pnpm 12) or when package.json changed across the call (pnpm 11 prints the error on stdout, which the package-manager capability does not return). pnpm leaves package.json untouched when resolution, a fetch or an approved build script fails, so those still fail the install. pnpm 12 also links a `@prisma/cli-engine` added in its own `pnpm add` to a store entry it never materializes, which broke the emit with CONFIG_UNREADABLE. The engine now goes into the same `add -D` as `prisma`, pinned to the exact version the installed runtime's @prisma/orm-toolchain peer-depends on. When the emit fails, init now reports the error from the child's result envelope on stdout instead of whatever stderr held, which was the agent-skills reminder and hid the real error. Signed-off-by: brbousnguar <b.bousnguar@gmail.com>
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participant createInitCommand
participant installProjectDependencies
participant pnpm
participant emitScaffoldedContract
createInitCommand->>installProjectDependencies: install runtime and development dependencies
installProjectDependencies->>pnpm: add dependencies
pnpm-->>installProjectDependencies: return exit status and output
installProjectDependencies-->>createInitCommand: return devDeps and warnings
createInitCommand->>emitScaffoldedContract: emit scaffolded contract
emitScaffoldedContract-->>createInitCommand: report structured stdout envelope error
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In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/init-packages.ts`:
- Around line 62-63: Update the pnpm failure handling around
pnpmOnlySkippedBuilds so a changed manifest alone does not classify the command
as successful. Only clear the failure when the package manager explicitly
reports skipped builds, while preserving failures that occur after dependency
changes but before fetch or lifecycle completion.
In `@packages/1-framework/3-tooling/cli/src/orm/init.ts`:
- Line 251: Update the installation guidance message in the init flow to
identify the runtime toolchain’s peer dependency as the source for the
`@prisma/cli-engine` version, replacing the reference to prisma while preserving
the existing dependency lists and install instructions.
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…iled add Review feedback on the ignored-builds tolerance: a pnpm `add` that only skipped unapproved build scripts was let through on either of two signals — stderr naming ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS (pnpm 12) or package.json changing across the call (pnpm 11, which prints the code on stdout, a stream the package-manager capability does not return). A manifest rewrite on its own names no gate, so any pnpm failure reaching the manifest write would have been reported as a successful install. pnpm also records the packages whose scripts it skipped in the modules manifest it writes beside the tree it linked, at the workspace root rather than the project. The pnpm 11 path now takes that record and the manifest rewrite together: the record is pnpm's own statement that scripts went unrun, the rewrite is what proves this add landed. Neither alone is enough — an earlier install in the same tree leaves the record standing, and a failing approved script exits non-zero without touching package.json. The --skip-install guidance also named the wrong manifest for the @prisma/cli-engine version: it comes from the runtime's @prisma/orm-toolchain peer dependency, which is what the install path reads. Signed-off-by: brbousnguar <b.bousnguar@gmail.com>
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Thanks for the review — both addressed. 1. One correction on the mechanism, not the finding: I traced pnpm 11.25.0's own 2. Install guidance named the wrong manifest. Fixed as proposed — the message now points at the runtime toolchain's peer dependency, which is where the version is actually read from. Verification this round: new negative tests red-before/green-after, full suite 115 files / 1444 passing, typecheck + lint clean, and an end-to-end run of the rebuilt CLI against real pnpm 11.25.0 and 12.3.4 in the issue's exact workspace layout — both exit 0 with a working install. |
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Closes #30254
Summary
orm initstopped partway through in pnpm 11 and 12 projects. It didn't fail for npm, yarn or Bun. This PR fixes the three problems from the issue, all in the init command, and each is reproduced against the real pnpm 11.25.0 / 12.3.4 in the issue's workspace layout.1.
ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDScounted as a failed install. pnpm 11+ exits 1 when a dependency has a build script nobody approved (esbuild, msgpackr-extract, workerd here), but only after it has added and linked the packages.inittreated that asCLI.INIT_INSTALL_FAILEDand skipped the rest.A pnpm failure now counts as installed, with one warning pointing at
pnpm approve-builds, in either of two cases:ERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS. pnpm 12 does this.package.jsonchanged across the call. pnpm 11 prints the error on stdout, which the package-manager capability doesn't return, so this is the only signal for it.I checked that pnpm 11 and 12 leave
package.jsonuntouched when resolution or a fetch fails, and also when an approved build script genuinely fails. Those cases still fail the install.initdoesn't writeallowBuildsfor the user.2. Dangling
@prisma/cli-enginelink under pnpm 12. The engine was added in its ownpnpm add -D @prisma/cli-engine@<v>afterprisma. pnpm 12 then records the importer as0.3.0but only materializes the peer-suffixed snapshots, so the link points nowhere and emit fails withCONFIG_UNREADABLE. This reproduces on main's argv too, not just the rc.10 flow from the report.Under pnpm 12, a separate call dangles whether its specifier is exact,
^, or@latest, even withprismarestated in it, andpnpm installdoesn't repair it. The same versions installed in oneaddlink correctly.So the engine now goes into the same
add -Dasprisma. Its version is pinned to the exact@prisma/cli-enginepeer of the just-installed runtime's@prisma/orm-toolchain, because it has to be known beforeprismais installed. It falls back to@latestif that manifest can't be read.3. Misleading emit error. With its output captured,
prisma contract emitwrites its result envelope, including the real error, to stdout. stderr held only the agent-skills reminder, and that was whatinitquoted.initnow reportscode: summaryfrom the result envelope and falls back to the old output tail.Testing performed
corepack pnpm --filter @internal/cli test test/orm/init-install.test.ts test/orm/init-emit.test.ts test/orm/init-scaffold.test.ts: 40 passed. The new tests failed on the old code:corepack pnpm --filter @internal/cli test: 1442 passed.corepack pnpm --filter @internal/cli typecheckandcorepack pnpm --filter @internal/cli lint: pass.@internal/cliand rannode dist/bin.mjs orm init --target postgres --authoring pslin freshmy-monorepo/packages/databaseworkspaces, with the rootpackageManagerpinned to pnpm 11.25.0 and then 12.3.4. Both exit 0 and warn once about the ignored build scripts. Both emit the contract, andnode_modules/@prisma/cli-engineresolves. A standaloneprisma contract emitafterwards exits 0.pnpm test:packages. Only@internal/clichanged, and no other package imports the touched modules.Skill update
n/a. No CLI flag, public API or error code changed. The
prisma-8skill quickstart already runs a plainpnpm dlx prisma@latest orm init, which now works. The docs guides that tell pnpm users to addallowBuildsand re-add@prisma/cli-engineby hand (mentioned in the issue) can drop those steps once this ships.Checklist
git commit -s) per the DCO.TML-NNNN: <sentence-case title>form. I'm an external contributor without a Linear ticket, so the title uses the conventional-commit form CONTRIBUTING describes.Notes for the reviewer
PackageManagerRunResultcarries only stderr. The published host returns execa's "Command failed with exit code 1: …" when stderr is empty. So for pnpm 11,initreads the manifest instead of the error code. The cleaner fix is inprisma/prisma-cli: return a stdout tail, or let a command pass--config.strict-dep-builds=false. Happy to open an issue there. The existingpnpmLeakedASpecifiercheck likely has the same blind spot on pnpm ≤11. I only confirmed the stream behaviour forERR_PNPM_IGNORED_BUILDS.pnpm addstep still showsoutcome: failed. The engine sets that from pnpm's exit code, notinit. The warning that follows explains it, and the command's result is a success.package.jsoncontent, the install is still reported as failed. That errs on the safe side. The pnpm 12 stderr check covers re-init.prismamanifest. It now comes from the runtime toolchain's exact peer, because a singleaddneeds the version up front. Today both say0.3.0. I didn't use the running CLI's own engine version, because a stale globalprismawould then pin an old engine next toprisma@latest.nextdist-tag ofprismastill points at rc.10, which is what the rc.13 in the report ended up installing.Summary by CodeRabbit
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