chore: move from volta.sh to mise #40567
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| # https://mise.jdx.dev/mise-cookbook/nodejs.html#example-with-pnpm | ||
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| # we could configure Mise to reuse `.nvmrc`, though that feature is opting in via `mise settings add idiomatic_version_file_enable_tools node` | ||
| node = "24.13.0" |
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we should add a test to ensure they are in sync
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We are auto updating this via Renovate, any specific concerns so that we need additional tests?
The depNames are nodejs ( mise manager) vs node ( nvm manager )
Though I agree we should broaden group:nodejs to cover nodejs so it is handled in a single PR
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name will be changed soon
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| # Enabling corepack will install the `pnpm` package manager specified in package.json#packageManager | ||
| postinstall = 'npx corepack enable' |
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doesn't it support install pnpm? pnpm will ensure proper version from package.json
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Not directly, this is basically their cookbook see line 1
Though corepack will use the packageManager field which we keep up to date
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ok, so do not use mise for me as it will break my existing setup 😏
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Out of curiosity what do you use for version management of pnpm if not corepack?
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install pnpm globally and let pnpm handle it similar to corepack
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Moving away from Volta.sh as it is officially unmaintained.
They are recommending Mise and as we are supporting it with Renovate I think we should follow their advice.
https://mise.jdx.dev/mise-cookbook/nodejs.html#example-with-pnpm
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