chore: only exclude broken pnpm 11.12.0, allow later versions - #732
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Change the pnpm rule from <11.12.0 to !=11.12.0 so future pnpm releases (that fix pnpm/action-setup#276) are still picked up while only the broken 11.12.0 is skipped. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Follow-up to #731. That PR pinned pnpm to
<11.12.0, which was too aggressive — it would also block 11.13.0+ that fix the pnpm/action-setup#276 self-install crash.Narrows the rule to
!=11.12.0so only the broken release is skipped and later pnpm versions are still picked up automatically.(The TypeScript
<7.0.0rule is left as-is — the whole v7 line is the native compiler Next.js can't consume yet, so the full major should stay blocked.)🤖 Generated with Claude Code