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pnpm-resolution

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`.pnpmfile.cjs` hooks and `pnpm.packageExtensions` are deprecated. Read when fixing MODULE_NOT_FOUND, undeclared peers, lockfile churn, or editing `.pnpmfile.cjs`, `pnpm.packageExtensions`, or `.npmrc` hoist patterns.

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    Do not add a hook, a packageExtensions entry, or a public-hoist-pattern to paper over a missing dependency.

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    Fix upstream: if a third-party package require()s something it does not list — PR, then bump.

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    overrides / catalog: only pin versions; they do not replace a missing declaration.

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pnpm resolution workarounds are deprecated

.pnpmfile.cjs readPackage hooks and pnpm.packageExtensions are deprecated. Burn-down: LIVE-37807.

Do not add a hook, a packageExtensions entry, or a public-hoist-pattern to paper over a missing dependency.

They invent a graph that package.json does not declare. That poisons nx affected (projectsAffectedByDependencyUpdates: "auto") and forces the whole lockfile into the cache hash.

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  1. Declare it on the workspace package that imports it (dependencies, or peerDependencies when a singleton is required).
  2. Fix upstream if a third-party package require()s something it does not list — PR, then bump.
  3. overrides / catalog only pin versions; they do not replace a missing declaration.
  4. Existing entries: shrink them. Moving a .pnpmfile.cjs hook into packageExtensions is the same workaround.

patchedDependencies is a content fork, not this class of workaround. Prefer upstream; do not use a patch to inject undeclared deps. Read dependency-patches before creating or changing one.

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